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Fish, Wildlife and Parks euthanizes 14 black bears after finding them ‘extremely food conditioned’ (opens the original)
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks game wardens captured and euthanized 14 black bears near Bozeman after investigators found animals that were âextremely food conditionedâ and unafraid of people at a property north of the city, the agency said Tuesday in a news release. FWP said wardens and staff responded to a report of âsupplemental feedingâ of wild black bears on the property. On Sept. 24 and 25, investigators found bears there that were used to getting fed and being around people. FWP
Lawmakers don't want ratepayers saddled with data center costs (opens the original)
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Draft bill to protect consumers heads to 2027 Montana Legislature Sen. Daniel Zolnikov, R-Billings, pictured in 2025, leads an interim committee pushing a bill to protect consumers from data centers. A draft bill to protect power customers from paying for data center costs advanced Wednesday with a unanimous vote - but with criticism from NorthWestern Energy, the state's largest public utility. Sen. Daniel Zolnikov, chairman of the Energy and Technology Interim Committee, said the draft still ne
Debate between US Senate candidates tips scales for audience members (opens the original)
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MISSOULA â Democrat Alani Bankhead repeatedly jabbed independent Seth Bodnar with her own questions in a political debate for U.S. Senate. Bodnar mostly responded with answers to the audience, but at one point, he mulled the tactic aloud, to chuckles from the crowd. âI guess weâre going to ask questions to each other,â Bodnar said. For about a hour on Sunday, the candidates took questions at an event at the Missoula Public Library hosted by Indivisible Missoula, a civic engagement organi
Secretary of State responds to legislative subpoena, with pushback (opens the original)
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Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen responded to a legislative subpoena to disclose voter roll information her office provided to the federal government, but also objected to the demand and described it as âpolitical theater.â For months, members of the State Administration and Veteransâ Affairs Interim Committee have been trying to find out exactly what information Jacobsen, a Republican, provided to the federal government in response to the U.S. Department of Justiceâs demand f
Lawmakers don’t want ratepayers saddled with data center costs (opens the original)
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A draft bill to protect power customers from paying for data center costs advanced Wednesday with a unanimous vote â but with criticism from NorthWestern Energy, the stateâs largest public utility. Sen. Daniel Zolnikov, chairman of the Energy and Technology Interim Committee, said the draft still needs work and input from more people. The bill outlines the Montana Public Service Commissionâs responsibilities for regulating a public utility serving âlarge loads.â On a voice vote, all Re
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