Leaders in the trans-Latinx community work to lift up a community long in the shadows, Wisconsin's gubernatorial election will determine future energy costs for the state; advocates in Minnesota vow to be vigilant about clean air amid the EPA public comment period for power plant emission rollbacks.

Las Cruces police chief tells New Mexico lawmakers that Flock cameras help solve serious crimes, but some legislators worry the technology could still be abused despite state restrictions.

Florida is set to execute James Robertson, 62, by lethal injection at noon Tuesday, the 17th execution in the state this year, after he waived all appeals.

As the nation's physician shortage grows, the Trump administration's higher H-1B visa fees and expanded vetting could keep foreign-educated doctors from practicing in the United States.

Governor Jared Polis said EPA approved Colorado to regulate underground carbon dioxide storage wells, with the Energy and Carbon Management Commission taking over permits and enforcement on November 12, 2026.

Colorado homeowners can now challenge wildfire risk scores and earn premium discounts for mitigation work under HB25-1182, a state law taking effect in October that the Division of Insurance announced October 12.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking hunters, anglers and trappers from the Northwest, Northeast and Southwest regions for its Sportsperson's Roundtable, with applications due November 2.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "The Mandalorian and Grogu." Does the Disney+ series translate small-screen success into a compelling theatrical experience?

Oklahomans who waited until the October 5 registration deadline faced error messages after a two-hour glitch between the state election portal and Service Oklahoma systems, officials said.

Six bipartisan senators say the Trump administration violated a 2022 law by lifting sanctions to allow Russian diesel imports, a move that Congress was never consulted on.