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Montana Legislators Studies New Mexico’s Free Childcare Model for Reform in 2027 Session

Montana lawmakers and advocates met with New Mexico leaders to explore the nation’s first no-cost universal childcare program. They aim to strengthen Montana’s early learning system while addressing childcare supply challenges across the state.

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Montana’s Public Service Commission approved a $15.4 billion merger between NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp. in a narrow 3-2 vote.

The Public Service Commission narrowly approved the merger of NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp., creating Bright Horizon Energy to serve 2.1 million customers. The decision includes strict conditions and ongoing regulatory oversight to address concerns about rates and energy resources.

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HVN SAVE THE DATE: November 19th – Monthly Meet-Up with Colleen Rudio, Founder/CEO Cascadia Management Group

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Prospera 2026/2027 Events and Trainings

Crafting Your Business Plan (VIRTUAL) November 12 and so much more….

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Student enrollment is falling faster than public schools are closing

A total of 1,156 US public schools closed during the last academic year, the highest number since the pandemic. The figure, from a new analysis published this week, largely reflects declining birth rates and funding cuts.

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University of Montana Excels in Supporting Military Veterans’ Education

UM ranks among top Military Friendly colleges, reflecting strong veteran support and evolving education policies. Veteran David Ley credits UM’s services for his successful, debt-free academic journey and community leadership.

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CubCloud AI Challenges Missoula Data Center Zoning Rules

CubCloud AI argues Missoula’s 2025 zoning amendment violates Montana’s Right to Compute Act by imposing stricter restrictions on data centers. The lawsuit could redefine how local governments regulate digital infrastructure amid economic and environmental concerns.

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Humanity faces a hotter world than experts forecast last year, driven by rising U.S. emissions.

The latest UNEP report shows Earth will warm more than expected due to rising U.S. emissions and policy shifts. Montana businesses may face increased risks if emissions are not curbed soon.

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Video – City Club Missoula – Advocates and community leaders urge action on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People/Relatives (MMIP/MMIR) crisis

“It really is a community wide issue. And institutions have responsibility, but us as individuals also have a responsibility to learn and take action in this movement,” said Chloe Zuraff, an anti-human trafficking coordinator at the Montana Department of Corrections.

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