South Dakota Enacts New Data Center Regulations Amid Incentive Rejection
March 25, 2026
South Dakota imposes limits on data centers, requiring water-use management and infrastructure cost coverage by firms.
South Dakota imposes limits on data centers, requiring water-use management and infrastructure cost coverage by firms.
Montana’s AG accuses Helena of violating immigration laws, escalating a dispute over local vs. state authority.
Republican legislator Wylie Galt proposes a 2% cap on property tax increases in Montana, excluding new improvements.
Visitors gather at Freezeout Lake to witness thousands of birds migrating over a 2,000-3,000-mile journey north.
Visitors flock to Freezout Lake for a breathtaking spectacle of migratory birds, offering both wonder and education.
Montana’s Revenue Dept. will stop accepting landlord applications to avoid the second-home tax at midnight Friday.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury Department will assume responsibility for collecting defaulted federal student loan debt.
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a set of pro-construction housing laws, marking a significant win for Gov. Gianforte.
The U.S. Supreme Court deemed Trump’s emergency tariffs illegal, leaving businesses uncertain about refunds.
Montana Gov. Gianforte visited Gulch Distillers on St. Patrick’s Day, celebrating their use of state agriculture grants.
Nearly the entire Democratic caucus of Montana, with 57 state lawmakers, has appealed to Governor Greg Gianforte in a letter to revise new rules prohibiting weekend rallies on Capitol grounds. The lawmakers argue that this change restricts Montanans’ ability to express their opinions freely. The governor has not yet provided
