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Data center developer unveils huge power plans north of Billings

A data center company that plans to build north of Billings announced Wednesday it wants to produce 7,235 megawatts, more power than is currently generated in Montana. In a press release that wasn’t shared to the Billings Gazette, Quantica Infrastructure also said it plans to provide power for

'We've never seen anything like this': Groups warn of data centers at Missoula meeting

Representatives from four environmental nonprofits gave a presentation in Missoula on Tuesday night to sound the alarm bells about the harms that may come from data centers in Montana if they're allowed to consume vast quantities of electricity. "We are driving a car off a cliff,"

Montana man who allegedly plotted Chico attack sentenced for building Molotov cocktails

A federal judge sentenced a Montana man to 10 years in prison after investigators found Molotov cocktails inside his trailer amid a homicide investigation. Kadin Hawkeye Lewis, of Park County, previously pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to possession of unregistered destructive devices. At his sentencing Wednesday, Judge Susan

Battle of the Rosebud commemoration scheduled for June 17

Battle of the Rosebud commemoration scheduled for June 17

History will come alive at southeast Montana’s Rosebud Battlefield State Park on June 17 when Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Rosebud, known to the Northern Cheyenne as “Where the Girl Saved Her Brother.” This eight-hour battle was part of

MSU agrees to dissolve Ph.D. diversity partnership after fed investigation

The U.S. Department of Education found Montana State University racially discriminated against students by participating in a nationwide organization that helps connect minority prospective Ph.D. students to university programs. That’s according to a letter sent by the Department of Education to MSU in September. MSU was one

Cashing in: Across Montana, mobile home courts fall prey to out-of-state investors

If you live in a mobile home community in Montana, you could easily come home one day to a piece of mail informing you that the land underneath your home has been sold. And your new landlord is an out-of-state, private equity company looking to maximize profits for

Opposing parties present closing arguments on proposed NorthWestern merger

A hearing before the Public Service Commission concluded Friday when the opposing parties gave their closing argument for NorthWestern Energy’s and South Dakota-based Black Hills Energy’s proposed merger after four days of witnesses and examinations. “We are going to keep these brief; it’s been a long