Nearly 300,000 Nebraskans serving as unpaid family caregivers may qualify for a state tax credit covering half their expenses for respite care, home aides, and medical equipment.
Persistent drought in New England is drying up wells that serve 2 million people and raising wildfire risks, prompting scientists to urge regional water management overhaul.
A federal appeals court cleared the way for Colorado residents near Suncor's Commerce City refinery to sue over air pollution after two decades without government enforcement action.
North Dakota residents rejected by state regulators are pushing back against a massive dairy's plan to pump 500,000 gallons daily from a shared aquifer already showing signs of decline.
Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises, advocates: Upstate New York rental assistance program must be permanent and New England drought conditions deplete wells, increase wildfire risk.
Democrats set the 2028 primary calendar, with racially diverse states early. AG Blanche won't affirm independence from Trump and Alaska prepares for an unpredictable election.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in November on whether federal labor agencies can oversee disputes involving migrant farm workers and whether Colorado can require nondiscrimination policies for preschools receiving state funding.