Trump says Ships are now moving through the Strait of Hormuz;12 people are dead in a skydiving plane crash in Missouri; Some Kentucky counties and cities are hitting the pause button on data centers; Expert urges North Carolinians to keep cool and avoid extreme heat; Critics question the role of a religious pregnancy center in an Idaho care desert.

A national survey shows many people with depression or anxiety feel their mental health treatment ignores their individual needs, though pharmacogenetic testing can help doctors personalize medication choices.

Nearly 30,000 eligible Wyoming seniors are missing out on federal benefits averaging $900 monthly because they don't know the programs exist or wrongly think they won't qualify.

Rural advocacy groups in Nebraska are pushing voters to support candidates who prioritize family farmers over corporate agricultural operations.

A critical shortage of the only first-line antibiotic for pregnant women with syphilis threatens to worsen congenital syphilis rates, which have tripled in recent years and disproportionately affect Indigenous and Black babies.

North Dakota's education department is tightening rules for four-day school weeks by removing cost savings and facility use from approval criteria, drawing criticism from rural educators who say the change unfairly targets their districts.

A suspect arrested following a June 5 search warrant in Cheyenne Wells faces charges after authorities discovered explosive devices, firearms and suspected drugs at the residence.

A Colorado highway worker's death in a drugged-driving crash highlights gaps in federal tracking of impaired-driving fatalities as the Trump administration cuts resources for the effort.

New Mexico's court system launches a free telephone help line six days a week to assist people representing themselves in civil cases like housing disputes and family law matters.

An Oregon dermatologist warns men face twice the melanoma risk of women by age 65 and urges consistent sunscreen use and skin monitoring.