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The US will now break out jobs data for Native Americans

Although the data for indigenous populations still won’t be part of the monthly jobs report (because it is not seasonally adjusted), having data highlighted and published more frequently online is a win for both visibility and real-world progress

Five Truths About Privacy That Can Help Keep Your Company’s Data Safe

Everyone knows that data needs to be protected from hackers.

Gov. Gianforte announces Montana will not participate in (the Global) ‘30 By 30’ initiative

Governor Greg Gianforte announced Montana will not participate in President Joe Biden’s “30 By 30” initiative to conserve 30 percent of America’s lands and waters by 2030.

‘Silenced No More’ bill targeting NDAs used by tech companies passes in Washington state

Landmark legislation that will drastically curtail tech companies’ ability to stop employees from talking about mistreatment is headed to the governor’s desk in Washington state.

New tourism study reveals Montanans worry about overcrowding

For the last 30 years, the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research has asked questions around the state.

On the list, is the state becoming overcrowded because of tourism? Is it impacting your quality of life?

And for the first time – a troubling twist..

Public hearing for PACE energy-efficient financing program in Cascade County set for March 22

County Commissioner Joe Briggs explained during the work session that organizations can get loans for energy-efficiency projects and expansions that include energy efficiency. He said that the debt is paid through the Montana Facilities Finance Authority and that the county would collect it through property taxes.

Study puts part of the blame for housing crisis on Bozeman and Missoula’s zoning codes

The study alleges Bozeman and Missoula are the “least welcoming” cities to multi-family housing.

How States Can Bring Distressed Places the Jobs They Need

State governments and governors should follow three principles to most cost-effectively promote job creation in distressed areas.

Report Outlines Broadband Fixes for State, Local Governments

A new report from the NewDEAL Forum shows different ways that states and local areas can address the digital divide. The report examines approaches from Texas, California, Colorado and several other states.

White House launches comprehensive plan for cryptocurrency regulation

The first plan for crypto regulation across multiple federal agencies