National report issues cautionary tale after North Dakota pension overhaul
Starting in 2025, North Dakota will close its public pension plan for new hires - who will instead be offered a 401k-style benefit.
Montana Tribes grapple with crippling suicide rate
Suicide rates have increased among other racial and ethnic minorities.
Federal internet assistance plan winding down in Utah
Congress has appropriated billions of dollars to the Affordable Connectivity Program.
How can I get ice off my car?
To defrost an icy windshield, you can follow a few different approaches.
Innovative tech jobs needed to help rural America rebound
An estimated 46 million people, or roughly 14%, of the U.S. population currently live in rural areas.
Arizona elections administrator calls on federal government for investment
Seven of 10 Americans believe the federal government should be just as responsible for election funding than local municipalities and states.
EarthTalk - ¿En qué consiste el llamado Nuevo Negacionismo?
Durante años, el cambio climático inducido por el hombre ha sido un tema controvertido.
EarthTalk - What is New Denialism?
For years, human-induced climate change has been a controversial topic.
Pet registration fee bill that ruffled feathers no longer moving forward
A bill that would have required pet owners in Colorado to register and pay fees to the state for their pets was postponed indefinitely.
Nevada voters to pick presidential candidate this week
Nevada voters will head to the polls this week for their state’s Republican presidential primary, and in an unusual twist, their caucuses.