New Mexico providing $15 million in economic relief payments this summer
The New Mexico Human Services Department and Taxation & Revenue Department are teaming up to send relief checks.
Why insurance companies are pulling out of California and Florida
When an individual buys an insurance policy, that person pays to transfer the risk of expensive repairs to the insurer.
Helping hunters identify black bears to prevent grizzly kills
Nine conservation groups are calling on wildlife agencies to require black bear hunters to take a bear identification course.
Effects of climate change on farming, federal spending explored by U.S. Senate panel
U.S. senators on the Budget Committee dug into the impacts of climate change.
Nevada governor vetoes medical aid-in-dying bill
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed Senate Bill 239.
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Lawsuit challenges Colorado’s ‘bubble law’ that protects patients from abortion clinic protestors
A Denver anti-abortion activist is challenging Colorado’s law.
Iowa leads 19-state coalition challenging EPA on California truck regulations
The coalition filed a petition for review Monday.
Idaho experiment prompts concerns of nuclear weapons proliferation
An experimental nuclear technology project slated for testing in Idaho is raising concerns.
Polis vetoes bill that would have prioritized Colorado governments in real estate purchases
Polis also wrote the bill would have negatively influenced real estate markets.