As development pressure mounts across the Gallatin Valley, Teyck and Barbara Weed have partnered with the Gallatin Valley Land Trust to protect their sprawling Springhill property north of Belgrade. The couple and GVLT recently completed a 138-acre voluntary conservation easement to keep the land clean, productive and accessible to wildlife, according to a Tuesday press release.
Helena Public Schools is pushing for better communication between the district, city staff and the City Commission after a city official accused HPS of ignoring city protocol, leading to a social media dust-up and an apology from the official.
Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) has partnered with local landowners to complete a 138-acre conservation easement along the western slope of the Bridger Mountains 12 miles north of Belgrade.
On Tuesday, a Yellowstone County District Court judge upheld the state’s largest county’s decision to invalidate a proposed ballot initiative that would have required two-thirds of the residents’ approval before constructing a data center. With the window for signature gathering all but closed to make the ballot deadline in 2026, the first major legal challenge […]
The New Mexico Legislature needs to help local governments build more housing by offering state incentives, improving data collection and beefing up its state housing agency, leaders of a nonprofit housing developer recommended in a report released this week.
(The Center Square) – Chesapeake is delaying some new data center proposals while it rewrites the rules for where the facilities can be built and how they’re reviewed.
Last year, New Hampshire lawmakers passed a mandate: Starting July 1, 2026, cities and towns were to begin allowing multi-family residential housing developments in commercial zones. And Kingston, like many towns, moved to comply. But the zoning code change passed by Kingston voters in March added a host of caveats. Commercial zone businesses could apply […]
(The Center Square) – California cities targeted in a new lawsuit are pushing back against claims from Attorney General Rob Bonta that they failed to comply with the state's mandate on affordable housing.
