While no large-scale data centers have been built in the city, the Municipality of Anchorage has created guardrails for their development as the demand for these facilities rises around the country.

Matanuska-Susitna Borough Mayor Edna DeVries listens to debate during a regular assembly meeting on March 17, 2026. PALMER — The Mat-Su Assembly voted this week to override a mayoral veto and move ...

The rapid growth of Virginia’s data center industry was a key point of focus during the 2026 legislative session, as lawmakers sought to balance the sector’s benefits — including over $80 billion in ...

RICHMOND — With just days left before the General Assembly is set to adjourn Saturday, disagreements among Democrats over the data center tax exemption appear to be holding up negotiations on the ...

RICHMOND — More than 60 data center-related bills were introduced in the General Assembly this legislative session. About half have been continued to next year or left to languish in committee. Some ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. RICHMOND — More than 60 data center-related bills were introduced in the General Assembly this legislative session. About half ...

An IAEA-initiated commission – the first comprehensive global assessment of medical imaging-related needs and resources across the globe – has provided an impetus for a recent World Health Assembly ...

When lawmakers first approved generous tax incentives for data centers in 2019, few Hoosiers anticipated that the legislation would catalyze the data center drama gripping the state today. Billions of ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Several bills aimed at reforming Virginia’s rapidly growing data center industry are failing to advance in the General Assembly. More than 50 data center–related bills were ...

ESPN's "SportsCenter on Campus" series will broadcast live from Jackson State University on February 16. The event, held at the Lee E. Williams Athletics and Assembly Center, was rescheduled from an ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — As data center proposals continue to emerge across Central Virginia, lawmakers are pushing a wave of legislation that could bring new regulations to the industry statewide.

A controversial provision that would have allowed data centers and other developments to be built on unproductive agricultural land without public input will not advance after its passage in the House ...