Wyoming's child well-being declined between 2019 and 2024, driven by poor school performance and rising housing costs that strain families.

The Pentagon reversed course Monday and restored the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to its military chaplain list after Utah Republicans objected to the denomination being excluded from Christian classifications.

Montana Farmers Union hosts a field day June 10 in Columbia Falls to demonstrate regenerative agriculture practices that cycle soil, plants, animals and compost.

A new report shows Colorado children struggle with rising uninsured rates, housing affordability and gaps in reading and math proficiency.

A South Dakota farmer says the current Farm Bill proposal fails to address critical issues like conservation funding and SNAP benefits that rural communities desperately need.

Airline passengers heading out this summer will pay more for tickets and baggage as carriers raise prices to offset higher jet fuel costs tied to geopolitical tensions.

Nearly half of U.S. states are implementing spending cuts as governors propose flat budgets for fiscal year 2027 amid modest revenue growth and rising costs.

New Mexico confirms its first case of the parasitic New World screwworm in a Lea County dog, marking the fourth detection in the U.S. since the pest reemerged from Mexico.

The National Park Service received 738 comments from New Mexico park visitors about potentially inappropriate signage but found none that actually identified problematic signs.

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler pledges to unionize 2 million workers over the next five years following her reelection at the labor federation's Minneapolis convention.