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The Data Centers Quietly Popping Up Across Montana (opens the original)
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The debate around data centers in Montana might already be a lot bigger than most people realize. The Billings Gazette recently published a story that found 22 small-scale data centers have already been permitted in Richland and Roosevelt counties, with six of them located along a nine-mile stretch of county road. The biggest problem with these buildings is that most people probably haven't heard much about them. Karen Boehler, who lives along the Yellowstone River in Richland County, said she h
This Is What Can Happen When Bears Get Fed (opens the original)
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Fourteen black bears were euthanized north of Bozeman, and while this is tragic news, there is an important lesson to be learned from what happened. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks says game wardens and wildlife staff were informed of an alleged supplemental feeding at a home on Sept. 24 and 25. After inspecting the situation, officials determined the bears had become extremely food-conditioned and habituated to people. Because officials believed their behavior had become a threat to human safety
Montana Is About to Tear Down a 12,000-Square-Foot House (opens the original)
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Perhaps you've heard that Montana wants to get rid of its old governor's residence. The place has been sitting empty since Governor Gianforte took office, and the state says it needs millions of dollars in work, including a new roof, major mechanical and electrical upgrades, plumbing work, and asbestos removal. Still, I have to admit I'm having a hard time wrapping my mind around bulldozing a 12,000-square-foot house. The former executive residence at 2 Carson Street has been the governor's home
This Is What Can Happen When Bears Get Fed (opens the original)
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Fourteen black bears were euthanized north of Bozeman, and while this is tragic news, there is an important lesson to be learned from what happened. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks says game wardens and wildlife staff were informed of an alleged supplemental feeding at a home on Sept. 24 and 25. After inspecting the situation, officials determined the bears had become extremely food-conditioned and habituated to people. Because officials believed their behavior had become a threat to human safety
Confused About Montana's New Medicaid Rules? (opens the original)
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Montana's new Medicaid work requirements start Oct. 1, and there are plenty of people who rely on the program that aren't exactly sure what they're supposed to do next. You may remember we first told you about these changes back in August, when we shared the story of a Missoula man who was worried about losing his Medicaid coverage while trying to get back on his feet. Now the new eforcements are actually taking effect. Nearly 71,000 Montanans are subject to the new work requirements. Most adult
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