Montana energy customers could pay millions to keep a aging Michigan coal plant running past its scheduled retirement date.

A South Dakota rancher near Highmore credits decades of planning and diverse native grasses with keeping his operation profitable through severe drought conditions.

Employers nationwide spend $1.7 billion annually on consultants to prevent workers from unionizing, according to a new report highlighting barriers to labor organizing in Colorado and beyond.

An Oregon energy expert recommends sealing gaps, changing air filters, and improving insulation to cut summer cooling costs as electricity rates rise.

Nebraska Public Power District is considering Beatrice and three other communities as potential sites for a new nuclear power plant, marking a shift in local energy debates.

A federal judge rejected a request to reinstate two University of Alabama student magazines suspended last year over concerns about diversity and inclusion policies.

North Dakota oil executives race to develop enhanced recovery technology that could double Bakken production, but acknowledge success depends on solving major challenges including finding affordable carbon dioxide supplies and building new pipelines.

Colorado lawmakers passed sweeping police reform legislation within weeks of the George Floyd protests in 2020, becoming among the first states to enact major accountability measures.

Billionaire donors, led by Michael Bloomberg with $2.5 million, are fueling U.S. Senator Michael Bennet's Colorado gubernatorial campaign against Attorney General Phil Weiser.

Republicans prepare for showdown on the anti-weaponization fund. Americans feel frustrated by both parties ahead of the midterms and a federal judge orders President Trump's name be removed from the Kennedy Center.