Congress appears unlikely to act on artificial intelligence regulation before the midterm elections, despite growing public concern about job losses and safety risks from the rapidly advancing technology.

Common Cause Colorado plans to deploy around 1,000 volunteer poll monitors during the midterm election to support voters and protect against intimidation at Colorado polling places.

Out-of-state law enforcement agencies, particularly Houston police, have made up a significant portion of searches using automatic license plate reader data collected by Arizona agencies, raising privacy concerns among civil liberties advocates.

Nebraska lawmakers capped the minimum wage increase at 1.75% annually starting next year, undercutting the inflation-based raises voters approved in 2022.

Justice Samuel Alito will not participate in a major Supreme Court case that could let states and counties sue energy companies for climate change damages.

A coalition of southeast Aurora residents forced a delay on proposed oil and gas drilling near their reservoir and now pushes Congress to require federal agencies to consider local concerns before approving lease sales on public lands.

With more than 94,000 Wyomingites facing food insecurity, nutrition experts share budget-friendly strategies for eating heart-healthy meals using beans, frozen produce and simple substitutions.

A new study shows regenerative farming practices can match traditional crop yields while capturing more carbon and boosting farm profitability across the Northern Plains.

Tropical storm moisture will bring 1 to 3 inches of rain to Kiowa County through Thursday, with the heaviest downpours expected Tuesday night and Wednesday.

Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.