With this move, the U.S. joins Iran, Libya and Yemen as the only non-participating nations.

A federal judge Sunday allowed for a stay on her own opinion to halt construction on a reservoir that provides water for Denver.

Griswold touted her role in adding more ballot drop offs and increasing in-person voting.

Main Street businesses in South Dakota are playing what some describe as a "scramble game" in the challenging U.S. economy.

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In 2024, the Utah Division of Child and Family Services confirmed thousands of cases of child abuse around the state.

A new bill to make car shopping more transparent goes before the California Senate Transportation Committee Tuesday.

A number of lawsuits have been filed in opposition to President Donald Trump's executive order which could reshape how U.S. elections are run.

After several weeks of public comment, bills addressing school finance in Texas will be presented to the House of Representatives.

The Nebraska Legislature is considering a bill to roll back a 2022 voter approved initiative that would raise the minimum wage.