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North Dakota Pipeline Battles Put Local Control, Dakota Access Back in Court

BISMARCK, N.D.—Two major pipeline disputes moved forward in North Dakota this week, with a state judge ruling that local zoning rules are not automatically...

UM Program Puts High School Students on Rural Healthcare Career Pathway

Before enrolling at Missoula College this fall, Kaycee Eubanks already earned a healthcare degree from the University of Montana. Eubanks, who graduated from Corvallis High...

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Everyday Economics: Higher rates have winners. The price squeeze leaves most households worse off.

(The Center Square) – Higher interest rates divide households. Savers holding cash or buying new bonds can earn more interest. Borrowers taking out new...
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Pentagon Invests in Quantum Computing as National Security Priority

WASHINGTON—The Defense Department is expanding its investment in quantum computing with roughly $350 million in new initiatives, including a conditional $150 million loan commitment...

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North Dakota Pipeline Battles Put Local Control, Dakota Access Back in Court

BISMARCK, N.D.—Two major pipeline disputes moved forward in North Dakota this week, with a state judge ruling that local zoning rules are not automatically...

UM Program Puts High School Students on Rural Healthcare Career Pathway

Before enrolling at Missoula College this fall, Kaycee Eubanks already earned a healthcare degree from the University of Montana. Eubanks, who graduated from Corvallis High...

Federal Court Rejects Challenge to Idaho Sex Offender Registry Law

BOISE, Idaho—A federal district court has rejected a constitutional challenge to Idaho’s Sexual Offender Registration and Notification Act, dismissing claims brought by individuals convicted...

Pentagon Invests in Quantum Computing as National Security Priority

WASHINGTON—The Defense Department is expanding its investment in quantum computing with roughly $350 million in new initiatives, including a conditional $150 million loan commitment...

Knudsen Presses Federal Action on TP-Link

HELENA—Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen has joined two multistate coalitions pressing federal officials on separate national-security and terrorism-related issues, including scrutiny of TP-Link’s ties...
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BISMARCK, N.D.—Two major pipeline disputes moved forward in North Dakota this week, with a state judge ruling that local zoning rules are not automatically...
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