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MSU computer paves way for cheaper, stronger spacecraft technology
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A computer designed at Montana State University landed on the moon last spring as part of ongoing space exploration research.
The computer, called RadPC, is designed to withstand high doses of radiation and recover quickly if that radiation causes it to crash.
"This computer would be something
Case Ranch environmental assessment
PASCAL Redefines the Diamond Watch With the Precision Light Collection
March 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
PASCAL, the fine jewelry and watchmaking brand known for lab-grown diamond integration, today expanded its Diamond Watch Collection under a unified design identity: Precision Light — a framework that reframes diamond placement in watchmaking from aesthetic ornamentation to structured optical engineering. This new diamond watch series
RKG Contracting Expands Custom Home Builders Services with Integrated Design-Build Approach in Denver
DENVER, CO - March 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
RKG Contracting, a veteran-owned general contracting company based in Denver, Colorado, has expanded its custom home building services to meet growing demand for streamlined, integrated design-build solutions in the Denver metropolitan area. The company now offers comprehensive project management that combines architectural
Five people detained in Fort Benton traffic stops
FORT BENTON, Mont. — Five people are in U.S. Customs and Border Protection custody following two traffic stops in Fort Benton.
CBP says the five people detained are from Nicaragua and all have prior orders of removal from the United States. They were previously caught by immigration officials prior to
Several Montana, Wyoming counties eligible for assistance after damaging storms
HELENA, Mont. - Several Montana counties have been made eligible for assistance after damaging storms that brought hail, high winds and heavy rain.
Big Horn, Chouteau and Yellowstone counties are the primary counties marked as primary natural disaster areas by the USDA.
Emergency credit is also being extended to the following