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Missoula meeting draws opposition to proposed Bonner data center

Missoula, Mont. — More than 50 people gathered at the Missoula Public Library to speak out against a potential data center in Bonner. The meeting was organized by Montanans Against Data Centers Action Team, or MADCAT, as part of a broader pushback against the growth of data centers. The group said

National Park fees head to D.C., while Yellowstone, Glacier wrestle with backlogged maintenance

Major national park units in Wyoming face a combined $1.6 billion maintenance backlog for roads, trails, sewerage and more, as critics say locally generated fees are being spent on President Donald Trump’s “vanity” projects in Washington. Montana’s share of the backlog — excluding Yellowstone National Park — tallies more

People in Business for May 2, 2026

• Dustin Barber has been named Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer at Opportunity Bank of Montana. In this role, he will oversee the Bank’s lending and relationship banking functions, supporting growth and strengthening customer relationships across the state. Barber joined Opportunity Bank in 2014 and most recently served

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

Graduate student Mary Farina learned that her university apartment building, Nelson Story Tower, had asbestos-containing materials (ACM) when a neighbor was asked to vacate her unit for potential disturbance to asbestos during repairs. Farina was worried by MSU’s lack of communication with residents regarding ACM, citing factors such

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

The AI data center industry is making its way into Montana, raising a slew of concerns for many residents. Last Monday, the Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) held a panel discussion at the Gallatin Gateway Community Center to discuss environmental and ethical issues surrounding the presence of AI data centers

Smart sensors catch spring humidity before mold takes over

Spring showers may bring flowers and sunlit afternoons, but they also bring moisture that creeps into walls, ceilings and household budgets when damage sets in. The good news is smart sensors track humidity and spot leaks early, alerting homeowners before damp air turns into mold and expensive repairs. As temperatures

MSU Must Boost Inclusivity on Campus with More Single-Occupancy Restrooms

MSU Must Boost Inclusivity on Campus with More Single-Occupancy Restrooms

Amid a flurry of renovations and new construction on campus, there's a particular part of every building MSU has made great strides in improving: inclusive restroom design. But it’s time to retro-fit existing spaces, too. Redesigning bathrooms to create single-occupancy spaces across campus — not just