Mr. Estep passed away unexpectedly at his home in Cheyenne Wells.

In one of its final moves of 2022, Congress approved a $25 million funding increase for the National Labor Relations Board, an agency which has been chronically short-staffed and underfunded.

In a split decision, the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday allowed a Trump-era border enforcement policy to temporarily remain in effect. The nation's highest court said it will hear arguments on the case in February 2023.

Colorado is joining dozens of other states in helping identify areas without internet or with poor service to gain federal funding for broadband infrastructure.

Colorado is joining dozens of other states in helping identify areas without internet or with poor service to gain federal funding for broadband infrastructure.

This pilaf recipe pairs avocados and bell peppers with red quinoa and grilled chicken, for a satisfying, colorful meal.

The Wyoming Supreme Court has decided it will not weigh in on a lawsuit that has temporarily halted a ban on abortions in the state.

The issue of charity around meals is a common theme during the holidays, though this year the prospect of a sudden drop-off in federal benefits has hunger advocates worried.

With the booming popularity of food trucks, the people who own and operate them need a standard set of operating rules. That's the point of some legislation soon to be introduced in Nebraska.