Oklahoma's abundant wind power goes partly unused because transmission lines can't carry the electricity from the Panhandle to cities that need it.

Drought and heat tripled bark beetle tree deaths across New Mexico forests in 2025, killing more than 200,000 acres compared to 67,000 acres the previous year.

The Supreme Court will decide whether immigrants with criminal records can be held indefinitely during deportation proceedings without a bond hearing.

Utah's Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee endorsed two Supreme Court nominees Monday, advancing them to a full Senate vote despite Democratic concerns about one candidate's residency qualifications.

The richest 1% of Americans now hold nearly a third of the nation's wealth, the highest share since the Federal Reserve began tracking the data in 1989.

Trump says oil shipments are moving through the Strait of Hormuz following a reported settlement with Iran that still requires formal signing and technical details to be finalized.

A new study of 171 mass public shootings found that perpetrators almost always show warning signs beforehand, but these signals remain scattered across friends, family and institutions, creating missed intervention opportunities.

Colorado state Representative Jenny Willford and nearly 300 lawmakers nationwide are pushing Congress to remove an amendment from a federal transportation bill that would shield ride-hailing companies from liability in sexual assault cases.

Governor Gavin Newsom says the Trump administration is investigating him and his wife to intimidate him ahead of a potential 2028 presidential run.

California Governor Newsom says his family’s being investigated by the Justice Department, the U.S. and Iran move towards ending the months-long war, and lawmakers demand answers about an FBI raid on an Ohio voter registration group.