Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home searched as part of an ongoing immigration investigation, groups say better price transparency for electric vehicle fleets could cushion the blow of high diesel costs, and a report examines the technology challenges plaguing rural hospitals.

Heavy September rain and remnants of Hurricane Polo ended Kiowa County's drought, with 65 percent of the county now free of drought or dryness on the October 6 Drought Monitor map.

Data center opposition has spread from local meetings into state and federal races, with voters in at least three dozen communities weighing November ballot measures that could ban the facilities.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright has repeatedly ordered the Craig Unit 1 coal plant in northwestern Colorado to keep burning coal, extending its life a full year past retirement and drawing a federal court challenge.

Soaring diesel prices, now $6.05 a gallon across Colorado, are pushing freight operators to consider electric trucks, which advocates say could cut operating costs by up to 50 percent.

Flash flooding in August killed three people at the Grand Canyon South Rim and cut water to about 2,000 residents, and volunteers are now hauling water while crews work toward a November repair.

Trump announces an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, record diesel prices could ramp up the EV truck transition, and a so-called "tax bomb" awaits Americans with income-driven student loans.

Livestreamed military execution draws heavy, bipartisan criticism. No King rallies scheduled for the weekend, and South Dakotans asked to vote on previously rejected ballot measures.

Lamar and Prowers County will see a high near 88 degrees Monday with gusty winds, then a cold front brings showers, thunderstorms and cooler air Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Cheyenne Wells and Cheyenne County will enjoy a sunny, unseasonably warm Monday near 83 degrees before cooler air and a 40 percent chance of showers arrive Wednesday.