Tribal police recruits in South Dakota will soon have an option for basic training through the Bureau of Indian Affairs that’s closer to home.

The Bureau of Land Management announced this week it had granted expedited permission to build a pipeline on New Mexico public lands

Governor Kevin Stitt has vetoed a continuation of Oklahoma’s state-funded TV station, contending taxpayer dollars shouldn’t subsidize public broadcasting.

The Energy and Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota has been forced to cut staff because of funding delays.

AI data centers will be required to pay for their own utilities and not shift the costs to customers now that SB 484 is law.

Supporters of data centers argued they are good for economic development, bringing high-paying jobs, tax revenue and capital investment to communities.

North Dakota’s state workforce will shrink by 101 employees after a round of buyouts is completed, though some of the jobs will be refilled.

Senator Mike Thompson said expanding municipalities were targeting undeveloped areas in a way that disregarded what remained of farming.

Oregon’s wildfire season started early this year and is expected to last into October, according to state fire experts.

From the 139-year history of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado.