Colorado returns to drought-free conditions, a few abnormally dry areas remain
For the first time since mid-2019, Colorado is largely drought-free.
AI could shore up democracy – here’s one way
It’s become fashionable to think of artificial intelligence as an inherently dehumanizing technology.
FAA providing New Mexico $11 million for infrastructure upgrades
The Federal Aviation Administration is providing six grants worth $10.9 million.
Montana firefighters scramble to aid Canadian crews
Montana has dispatched emergency crews to help fight raging wildfires north of its border.
Texas oil and gas industry reaches another record in May
(The Center Square) – As Texas continued to lead the U.S. in job growth last month, the Texas upstream oil and natural gas industry added 6,900 jobs in May, the highest job growth reported in a single month in the 33 years the Texas Workforce Commission has reported the data.
A brief history of colorful presidential relatives, from Alice Roosevelt to Hunter Biden
Hunter Biden is not the first child of a president to be charged with a crime.
Oregon lawmakers to further streamline voter registration
Oregon makes it easy to register to vote, and a bill in Salem is looking to make it even easier.
Federal Trade Commission sues Amazon for deceptive tactics
The FTC's partially-redacted complaint alleges the company tricked millions of people.
$900 billion in health benefits likely from EV and green energy adoption
A new report found transitioning to electric vehicles would bring major public health benefits.
Destruction of 780,000-round chemical stockpile at Pueblo completed
A stockpile of obsolete chemical weapons stored since the 1950s has been safely eliminated.
