Justice Altio announced he will not hear a major climate change case, Admitted child killer Lindsay Clancy returns to court after mistrial, and a new law for California car buyers starts on October the first.

Iowa’s GOP Senate candidate is hailing a Trump steel mill announcement, as polling shows hope for Democrats in deep red seats, and older voters highlight affordability.

Wood-burning stoves and fireplaces release cancer-linked particles and creosote that damage lungs and contribute to thousands of premature deaths annually.

A magnitude 3.0 earthquake shook Graham County, Kansas, Monday evening, with five people in the Hill City area reporting weak to moderate shaking but no damage.

Senator John Kennedy, the Louisiana Republican, says living public officials cannot have public buildings named after them, New York officials want to repeal the HALT Act despite some benefits, and a new report finds that Black and Latino students in San Francisco face a 'silent suspension.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed executive orders suspending diesel taxes and raising weight limits for farm vehicles to help agricultural producers struggling with fuel costs.

A federal judge ruled that Oklahoma's charter school board violated the First Amendment by rejecting a Jewish school's application solely because of its religious character.

Scientists and former USDA officials urge Congress to maintain funding for Climate Hubs that help Northeast farmers adapt to extreme weather and protect crops from drought and flooding.

The Trump administration's proposed Head Start overhaul would reduce nutrition requirements for Colorado's thousands of participating children, drawing concerns from nutrition advocates.

Governor Jim Pillen declared a state of emergency for Knox County after a severe windstorm damaged property and knocked out utilities in Crofton.