Iowa regulators fined a Des Moines massage parlor $1,000 after discovering its owner was operating with a license that should never have been issued in the first place.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed 72 bills and vetoed 88 others after the Republican-controlled legislature sent her more than 150 measures in the final week of the session.

The National Science Foundation reversed course and will keep hundreds of ocean monitoring instruments in place after Senate lawmakers and coastal stakeholders opposed their removal.

A state attorney tells Alaska lawmakers that the lieutenant governor likely violated the U.S. Constitution by disqualifying a Petersburg man from the Senate race.

Real-time pollution tracking technology helps scientists and policymakers detect air quality problems quickly and respond before pollutant levels become dangerous.

Kiowa County Clerk Adrienne Yates addresses frequently asked questions about the local elections process to help voters understand how ballots are handled.

Southeast Area Extension and Lamar Community College host a wheat field day June 25 to review winter wheat variety trials, disease management, and variety descriptions.

California postal workers union urges communities to fight the closure of 25 suspended post offices across the state.

Colorado Democrats grudgingly acknowledged Republican nominee Rutherford B. Hayes as a formidable opponent in the 1876 presidential race, abandoning hopes for an easy victory over the scandal-plagued James G. Blaine.

The part of the brain that helps control emotions and actions doesn’t finish developing until your mid-20s.