computers

More Missoulians are reporting scam calls.

The Associated Press has learned that the Obama administration is scrambling to assess the impact of a massive data breach involving the agency that handles security clearances and employee records.

School District One recently passed a technology levy to provide new computers and software for its public schools. Now they need $5 to $7 million more to help all that technology work together.

Due to a flaw in Internet Explorer, computer experts are warning not to use that particular browser until the flaw can be fixed.

On May 7, Missoula County Public Schools will ask voters to approve of a new technology levy, which, if passed, will help fund new computers, train staff, and pay for the licenses for certain software programs.

Missoula County will open the doors to a new records and training center on Monday, October 15th at 8 a.m. at 2147 Ernest Avenue.

The TV might be helping you fall asleep at night but it may not be helping your mood the next day.