
Daily Digest — May 18, 2026
## Ohio Lawmakers Form Bipartisan Data Center Committee

## Ohio Lawmakers Form Bipartisan Data Center Committee

## DeKalb County Email Reveals Proposed Data Center Approval Deal

## Reno Becomes First Nevada City to Enact Data Center Moratorium

## Utah's Stratos Data Center Draws Sustained Opposition, Referendum Effort

## Hill County, Texas Enacts One-Year Data Center Moratorium; North Texas Communities Diverge on Development

## Cave City, Kentucky Enacts One-Year Moratorium on Data Center Development

## Red Oak Approves 830-Acre Data Center Rezoning Despite Resident Opposition

## Utah's Stratos Project Advances Amid Intense Environmental and Water Concerns

## Baltimore City Council Advances Data Center Moratorium as Johns Hopkins Secures $9M for Bayview Expansion

## Box Elder County Voters Seek Referendum on Hyperscale Data Center Approval

## Camdenton, Missouri Enacts One-Year Data Center Moratorium, Rescinds Opportunity Zone Support

## Box Elder County Approves Massive Data Center Despite Public Protests

## Lowell Residents Sue MassDEP Over Data Center Expansion Permits

## Utah's Stratos Data Center Faces Intense Local Opposition Ahead of Key Vote

## Utah Governor Backs Massive Box Elder County Data Center, Cites National Security

## Hermantown, Minnesota Faces New Lawsuit Over Google Data Center Zoning

## Birmingham City Council Delays Vote on Data Center Regulations Amid Public Opposition

## Killeen Planning Commission Unanimously Rejects Proposed Data Center

This week's top 10 saw several dramatic rank shifts driven by a mix of high-profile project approvals and newly enacted moratoriums. Missouri jumped seven spots to claim the number one position after...

## Google Escalates Hermantown Data Center Bid With Financial Incentives