The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a federal judge's decision to place Arizona's prison healthcare system under outside control starting October 19, rejecting the state's emergency appeal.

Skyrocketing gas and food prices dominate voters' concerns heading into midterm elections across the Midwest and beyond.

South Dakota ranchers worry Trump's beef import policy will hurt domestic farmers despite claims it will lower consumer prices.

The Department of Justice claims it can dismiss citizen environmental lawsuits when national security is at stake, a move legal experts say has no basis in federal law.

California families with disabled children are pushing back against a federal memo that would allow states to stop paying for home-based care that keeps kids out of institutions.

South Dakota's highest court ruled that a father cannot force release of investigation records into his son's death near Platte, saying no crime was proven and victim protections don't apply.

Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife authorized killing wolves in the Couse pack after attacks on livestock killed at least four animals over ten months.

A block party turns bloody in Georgia, with two men dead and 35 people wounded, and election integrity and safety under question by Ohio voters, and Scientists are now using drones to reshape remote Alaska healthcare.

Sanders stumps for billionaire tax in California. Faith leaders mobilize voters in Iowa, while public land sales meet voter resistance.

Boulder and Boulder County face a Supreme Court test Monday over whether their lawsuit seeking climate damages from Suncor Energy and Exxon Mobil can proceed in state court.