Senate Republicans grapple with the SAVE Act as Democrats resist. A GOP-linked group funds Super PAC efforts in Democratic primary races, and U.S. – Iran ceasefire remains in flux.

7 dead and at least 36 injured after a bloody weekend in Chicago; Immunization debate continues as Utahns battle measles outbreak: Civic groups raise privacy concerns over Ohio absentee voter ID bill: Pennsylvania LGBTQ+ groups amplify trans voices for Pride Month.

Tennis-ball-size hail and 66 mph winds battered northeast Colorado on Saturday, though the heaviest rain and tornadoes stayed across the Kansas border.

Eastern Colorado faces a second day of strong to severe thunderstorms Sunday afternoon, with large hail and damaging winds the main threats along and near the Kansas border.

Colorado Connections Academy celebrated 364 graduates across the state, with 27 percent heading to colleges and universities while others pursue careers, military service, or vocational training.

New Mexico is drafting water protection rules to safeguard its acequias and other surface waters after a Supreme Court decision stripped federal protections from many streams and wetlands.

California state agencies disclosed using six high-risk automated decision systems this year, up from zero reported a year ago under a new transparency law.

The federal Bureau of Land Management approved infrastructure construction for a controversial uranium mining project near Edgemont in southwest South Dakota, though the company still needs additional permits to begin actual mining.

Home sales climbed to their highest level since December, but purchase loans hit a 12-year low as elevated prices and mortgage rates squeeze buyer affordability across the country.

A new study commissioned by farm groups shows expanded biofuels production could boost corn yields nearly 50 percent and revitalize rural economies, Midwest senators said Tuesday.