Indiana's Medicaid rolls dropped by more than 343,000 people in a year, with most losses blamed on missed paperwork deadlines rather than actual ineligibility.

Supporters of a proposed graduated income tax submitted more than 157,000 signatures to Colorado officials Monday, seeking to place Initiative 195 on the November ballot.

More than 20,000 unaccompanied immigrant children lost legal representation when the Trump administration let a contract expire and has not yet named a replacement contractor to handle their immigration cases.

Colorado gun purchases surged nearly threefold in July as buyers rushed to obtain firearms before a new permit-to-purchase law took effect August 1.

Humanitarian groups urge Congress to block Trump administration restrictions on foreign aid to organizations supporting LGBTQ+ rights and diversity initiatives.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta joins other Democratic state leaders in suing the Trump administration over tariffs affecting nearly all U.S. imports.

Interior Department's Colorado River water reduction plan draws fire from Lower Basin states while Upper Basin leaders back the framework to manage historic drought conditions.

Trump floats firing Pirro over reflecting pool revelations; CE shooting fallout in Maine puts spotlight on Senator Susan Collins AG vote; Community health workers help families navigate Medi-Cal changes; Tire pollution is an increasing problem in Kentucky waterways.

Senate GOP holdouts reach a deal on Todd Blanche's nomination. White House officials say immigration reform is impossible because of politicization and migrant advocates sue Homeland Security over DACA delays.

Mink and other fur farm animals carry viruses that can spread to humans, prompting calls to restrict or ban the fur industry in America and Europe.