Native American students who also identify as another race, such as Black, white or Asian, are counted as “two or more races,” not Native American.

Immigrants seeking green cards will have to return first to their home countries and wait despite years of potential backlogs, the Trump administration announced Friday.

The Durango Fish Hatchery in Durango will be temporarily closed to the public from May 26-29, 2026, due to demolition of the old wildlife office on the property.

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a rule change that could speed up data center construction in South Dakota and across the country.

Nevadans fighting for clean water are criticizing the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to roll back Biden-era rules on PFAS, the toxic compounds commonly known as “forever chemicals.”

The future of data centers and their huge appetite for electricity is quickly escalating as a political flashpoint from coast to coast, moving from cities and states now to the nation’s capital.

Eastern and northern Montana suffered a large windstorm last week, causing issues for producers, the Montana Climate Office said in a news post.

Proponents of ethanol, including lawmakers from corn-growing states, say year-round sales of a gasoline blend containing 15% of the biofuel would give consumers a less expensive alternative to fill their gas tanks.

The downpour produced the worst flooding the region had experienced since 1864, the year of the “Great Flood” that killed at least eight people