NorthWestern Energy Summit Highlights Nuclear Power, Permitting Reform
August 20, 2026
NorthWestern Energy spent over $800,000 studying nuclear reactors in SD, aiming to boost public education and investment.
NorthWestern Energy spent over $800,000 studying nuclear reactors in SD, aiming to boost public education and investment.
In a significant development in Montana’s political sphere, the state Supreme Court denied a proposal to intervene in a legal battle between Republican legislators and the Republican attorney general. The dispute centers on a controversial attorney general opinion that could have blocked two Republican candidates from the upcoming general election.
Flathead Valley Community College announces four finalists for president as Jane Karas concludes her 25-year tenure.
The Trump administration plans to repeal the 25-year-old Roadless Rule, affecting millions of acres of national forests.
A moist weather pattern hit Maverick Mountain but was too late to save its patrol shack. It stalled the wildfire…
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The Missoula Tenant Union celebrates its first year, pushing for renter protection. Montana’s unions grow amidst housing challenges.
Ex-Guard opens a new facility in Kalispell, Montana, boosting local economy with job creation and expansion plans.
A nonprofit sued Butte-Silver Bow County after a signature deadline was retroactively changed, affecting a data center vote.
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Schools are investing billions in AI tools to boost education, but districts face challenges in vetting and choosing the right technologies.
Snow droughts in the West are now 4 times more likely due to climate change, impacting water resources and wildlife.
