Oklahoma House lawmakers voted down a measure that would have allowed licensed handgun owners to carry their weapons in the Oklahoma Capitol.

According to Trout Unlimited, nearly 2 million acres of Inventoried Roadless Areas have had hazardous fuels treatment to reduce fire risk.

The U.S. government announced that the company was successful in its unfair trade case against Russia and a Russian company.

Provisions of Senate Bill 463 would shield property owners or occupiers in “negligent security” lawsuits from being responsible for damages.

Six more people have been charged by a federal grand jury in Nebraska for alleged roles in an international “ATM jackpotting” conspiracy.

A Utah lawmaker says he wants to crack down on acts of violence at future protests.

Utah legislators have rejected a bill that would ban public, taxpayer funded insurance from paying for gender-affirming care.

Despite heavy snowfall, conservationists warn Utah’s snowpack is likely not enough to keep the Great Salt Lake’s water levels from hitting new record lows

Weiser has experience in this area. In 2020, he argued Colorado’s position before the U.S. Supreme Court in a dispute over “faithless electors.”

A legislator’s chief of staff was arrested in Juneau Friday on federal charges of sex trafficking and child exploitation.