The Trump administration appeals a federal judge's dismissal of its lawsuit against Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold over voter registration data.

Families with relatives detained at Adams County Jail are suing to restore in-person visits, arguing the video-only policy violates their constitutional right to maintain family connections.

Working together on local projects like road cleanups and food drives reduces partisan hostility in rural Virginia and Georgia counties, a new study finds.

Nevada lawmakers are drafting a new paid family medical leave proposal that would give all workers 12 weeks off, doubling coverage from last year's vetoed bill.

A group of former elected officials and clean energy advocates proposes a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Ukraine's war-damaged power grid using distributed solar, wind and battery storage instead of fossil fuels.

Wyoming ranchers are selling livestock and buying expensive hay as record-low snowpack triggers severe drought across most of the state.

Trump pushes back on USS Lincoln conditions, Group develops 'Marshall Plan' to build renewable Ukraine power grid and Summit to confront Big Tobacco's exploitation of Black communities.

The Gulf ignores Trump's comment that the Strait of Hormuz will soon be U.S territory. A high number of incumbents face scandals in their primaries and new ICE gloves capable of delivering shocks draw bipartisan criticism.

Rising temperatures are shifting grape harvest times earlier, altering wine flavor and threatening production across most of the world's wine regions by century's end.

Seven are dead from this weekend's Indiana flooding; Connecticut lawmakers support a bill ending the federal school voucher program; a new study shows that ommunity projects can reduce rural partisan hostility; Volunteers in West Virginia say that the Farm Bill threatens child nutrition; and a PA educator calls U.S. student loan burden an affordability crisis.