Idaho irrigation districts are cutting water deliveries by up to 33 percent this summer as historically low snowpack and drought force farmers to abandon fields and reduce crops.

A Des Moines nursing home facing a lawsuit over a stalled sale to New York investors is now being sued for $767,343 in unpaid management and services bills.

Iowa's agriculture department distributed more than $614,000 to 11 dairy farms and businesses through a state innovation grant program designed to boost efficiency and production.

Iowa regulators charged a Florida mail-order pharmacy with improper compounding practices and failure to counsel patients, following similar enforcement actions in Kansas, Louisiana, and Ohio.

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

Emporia, Kansas pursues a massive data center project to replace manufacturing jobs lost when Tyson Beef closed its plant two years ago.

Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab's decision to dissolve the No Labels Kansas political party was upheld Friday by the State Objections Board, blocking two party leaders from the general election ballot.

North Dakota lawmakers set the cost estimate for a free school meals ballot measure at between $124.3 million and $134.3 million every two years.

An attorney challenges Oklahoma's rejection of over 66,000 signatures for an open primaries ballot measure, arguing the state's verification process is unconstitutional and designed to undermine the initiative petition system.

A federal FEMA official who received over $500,000 in wildfire compensation payments while overseeing the fund has left the agency after his contract expired this week.