News of a big pay rise might see you booking the nearest fancy restaurant for a slap-up meal to celebrate, or encourage you to go on a shopping spree even before your raise hits your bank account. Research shows this also happens on a wider economic scale.
Visitors to some Utah campgrounds may see some new fees next year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
Denver was one of a handful of cities across the country where at least 40 percent of homes listed for sale experienced price reductions in May.
The fate of more than 600,000 so-called "dreamers" hangs in the balance as opening statements are heard Wednesday in a case that could make or break the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Heavy rain combined with melting snow can be a destructive combination.
After a tumultuous weekend of flight delays and cancellations, Scandinavian Airlines announced Tuesday its plan to file for bankruptcy protection in the United States.
The price of food continues to go up and leading the way is the price of beef.
A four-year project to map big-game routes throughout the West will end without additional funds from Congress.
Starting this month, chemical companies will resume being taxed for cleanup of areas with a lot of leftover toxic waste, also known as Superfund sites.
