Montana's snowpack melted a month early this spring, leaving most river basins with below-normal water supplies heading into summer despite adequate overall precipitation.

A government watchdog found that a hastily built immigrant detention facility at Fort Bliss in Texas wasted millions in federal funding while failing to meet basic safety and health standards.

Trulieve Cannabis becomes the first U.S. marijuana company to list on the New York Stock Exchange after federal reclassification opened the door for major exchange trading.

The Trump administration scaled back its plan to collect mail voting data from millions of Americans after a federal court challenge, now calling the effort preliminary and dependent on Postal Service approval.

A Canadian uranium mining company's proposed project in northern New Mexico threatens the Continental Divide Trail and the Chama watershed, drawing opposition from trail advocates and local officials.

Oklahoma lawmakers allocated $15 million to prepare Oklahoma City for hosting canoe slalom and softball events during the 2028 Olympics, with funds directed toward infrastructure and transportation improvements.

Senator Roger Marshall blames the Biden administration for screwworm infestation in Kansas livestock, claiming migrants brought the parasite north from Central America.

The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe completes a drought resilience study for the river basin east of Seattle, identifying strategies to protect endangered salmon and river flow amid worsening drought conditions.

CDOT begins resurfacing US 350 southwest of La Junta on June 15, with alternating lane closures and an 11-foot width restriction expected through early August.

A red flag warning covers Prowers County on Wednesday as temperatures climb toward 101 degrees Saturday before storms cool things down Sunday.