Alaska election officials moved to disqualify a Petersburg man named Dan J. Sullivan from the U.S. Senate race, citing concerns he shares a name with the Republican incumbent and may confuse voters.
Florida's Supreme Court reprimanded but did not suspend the law license of Kenneth Chesebro, convicted in Georgia of filing false electors to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
Alabama's attorney general threatens legal action against six companies distributing abortion medication, effectively publicizing where residents can obtain the drugs.
The University of Idaho's Parma Research and Extension Center celebrated its centennial Friday, marking 100 years of developing agricultural technologies to help local farmers combat pests and improve crop production.
Idaho irrigation districts are cutting water deliveries by up to 33 percent this summer as historically low snowpack and drought force farmers to abandon fields and reduce crops.
A Des Moines nursing home facing a lawsuit over a stalled sale to New York investors is now being sued for $767,343 in unpaid management and services bills.
Iowa's agriculture department distributed more than $614,000 to 11 dairy farms and businesses through a state innovation grant program designed to boost efficiency and production.