Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces criticism from public health experts who blame vaccine misinformation and budget cuts for a surge in disease outbreaks across the country.

Karla Jean Buck, a lifelong Eads resident and devoted mother and grandmother, died unexpectedly at her home Tuesday at age 79.

South Dakota's emergency medical services workforce is aging, with the average provider now 51 years old and some volunteers like Gerald Frame still serving into their 80s.

The federal government released a 10-year Colorado River management plan that cuts Nevada's water allocation while sparing Upper Basin states from mandatory reductions, drawing criticism from state leaders.

Trump expands a program allowing veterans with military vehicle experience to quickly obtain commercial driver's licenses, aiming to fill the trucking industry's shortage of drivers.

The Department of Homeland Security says Immigration and Customs Enforcement has no plans to conduct aggressive operations at polling sites during the midterm elections, though officials left open the possibility of changes based on intelligence.

Three people are dead and two injured after a shooting Saturday at a Twin Falls, Idaho In-N-Out, with the suspected shooter also dead at the scene.

David Neal Ross, a Cheyenne Wells native who worked in oil, auto parts, town services, and sanitation, died July 28 at age 71.

The Santa Fe Railroad moved the Blackwell Station three miles west in 1886 while its owner was away, establishing the new town of Lamar in southeastern Colorado.

A Kiowa County resident and former Planning & Zoning chairman warns that a proposed use tax could discourage development and hurt the county's long-term economic growth.