Airline passengers heading out this summer will pay more for tickets and baggage as carriers raise prices to offset higher jet fuel costs tied to geopolitical tensions.

Nearly half of U.S. states are implementing spending cuts as governors propose flat budgets for fiscal year 2027 amid modest revenue growth and rising costs.

New Mexico confirms its first case of the parasitic New World screwworm in a Lea County dog, marking the fourth detection in the U.S. since the pest reemerged from Mexico.

The National Park Service received 738 comments from New Mexico park visitors about potentially inappropriate signage but found none that actually identified problematic signs.

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler pledges to unionize 2 million workers over the next five years following her reelection at the labor federation's Minneapolis convention.

International students at Oklahoma universities struggle to afford living expenses despite working on-campus jobs limited by federal law to 20 hours weekly at minimum wage.

An Idaho maternal fetal medicine specialist testifies that he must send patients out of state for abortions to treat pregnancy complications he once managed locally under the state's strict abortion ban.

Northwest utilities are turning to natural gas infrastructure to power surging data center demand, threatening Oregon and Washington's climate emission reduction targets.

Two scientists at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory in Hamilton face federal charges for allegedly smuggling monkeypox samples into the United States and lying to customs officials about the biological materials.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's $100,000 visa fee for skilled immigrant workers, ruling the policy exceeded presidential authority by imposing an unlawful tax.