(Colorado Newline) UPS and its workers, represented by the Teamsters, reached a tentative deal on Tuesday to prevent an Aug. 1 strike of 340,000 union members at the package carrier. A work stoppage could have cost the U.S. economy billions by disrupting supply chains and upending distribution to both large and small businesses, hospitals and homes.

Representatives of the UPS Teamsters locals will meet to review the deal on July 31 and members will vote on it between Aug. 3 and Aug. 22.

This all-time favorite mix of tender potatoes, celery, and onions has been updated with a tangy yogurt sauce.

Last week federal, state and local leaders visited forest management projects in Utah.

The Nevada Statewide Independent Living Council wants to educate policymakers.

Big-game advocates are pushing back against a move by the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission.

A spending bill in Washington, D.C. includes a provision to conduct further study of wind energy.

U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., introduced a bill Tuesday that would deny automatic citizenship at birth.

Scorching temperatures have put millions of Americans in danger this summer.

Recent government reports show that COVID-19 relief spending for schools remains difficult to track.