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A major utility in Pulaski County, Arkansas, has filed a lawsuit against the state's largest newspaper over its reporting on a data center energy deal. This legal action is highlighted as a crucial case to monitor, alongside other significant data center development disputes across the US.
A major utility in Pulaski County, Arkansas, has initiated a lawsuit against the state's largest newspaper, accusing it of biased reporting on a data center energy deal. This legal dispute is considered a crucial case for its potential implications.
Separately, in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, a data center developer is reportedly pursuing an aggressive legal strategy by seeking the recusal of all local officials. Meanwhile, Loudon County, Virginia's "Data Center Alley" is providing early insights into how data center legislation might evolve if the Democratic party gains control of at least one chamber of Congress.
In Oregon, the second-largest city in Lane County has begun rejecting data center proposals. This local stance aligns with the Oregon Governor's broader policy of denying new developments on state-owned land.