Katie Fairbanks is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including The Chronicle and Montana Free Press. She covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, education, climate change, and animal rights, often exploring themes related to campus life and animal rescue. Katie's work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing her commitment to impactful journalism across diverse subjects.
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Katie's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and events in the United States, specifically Washington state and Longview. Her coverage includes topics like government & politics, health & wellbeing, and family & relationships.
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By: Katie Fairbanks
The council delayed the vote on a contract to upgrade security cameras at the Currents Aquatics Center, Splash Montana, Mobash skate park and Fort Missoula Regional Park after ongoing citizen concerns about the potential use of AI tools and surveillance systems.
The data center proposed for Bonner , east of Missoula, has stalled after the property owner withdrew support for the project this week, according to a notice provided to county officials Monday.
The interim freeze would prohibit new or expanded data centers in the county, excluding the city of Missoula.
City extends business license moratorium for dispensaries.
By: Katie Fairbanks
The Missoula County commissioners Thursday approved a temporary moratorium on data centers, citing the potential impacts on public health and the environment.
PLUS: Three questions for UM’s new president.
UM’s fossil expert on what we can learn from the prehistoric past
If approved by regulators, the voluntary program would let NorthWestern Energy customers subscribe to renewable electricity generated in Montana.
The city of Missoula and Missoula County are set to move forward with their proposed green power program, a significant step toward a joint goal of transitioning the community’s power
PLUS: Council OKs land purchase for new fire station.
