U.S. Moves to Restart Shuttered Nuclear Plants as Data Centers Drive Power Demand
DOE financing is backing restarts and uprates, including a multi-billion-dollar push tied to AI and cloud electricity needs.
DOE financing is backing restarts and uprates, including a multi-billion-dollar push tied to AI and cloud electricity needs.
The suit seeks to segregate ballots tied to more than 20,000 names the federal government calls “likely” noncitizens until citizenship is verified.
Police say a 16-year-old opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend; a community member shot the attacker, who was found dead.
Republicans Kevin Thompson and Ralph Heap face Democrats Jonathon Hill and Clara Pratte for two seats as APS and TEP seek double-digit rate hikes.
Recorder Justin Heap said voters without a ballot by week’s end should request a replacement; advocates urge early voting in person if needed.
Secretary of State staff opened a suspicious envelope Thursday; DPS hazmat and the FBI responded. No injuries were reported.
The City Council voted 6-1 to bar buying, using or accessing automated license plate reader systems except in narrow cases.
Parents face a double hit from import tariffs and higher petroleum costs that feed into plastics and shipping.
At a Kalispell campaign stop, the president said the site would test autonomous weapons, space systems, electronic warfare and hypersonics.
The justices let the FCC skip a lower-court deadline that would have forced a ruling on a Democratic challenge before the Nov. 3 elections.