New bill forces Utah data center to disclose water use estimates
Utah has taken steps to rein in water use by large data centers but conservationists and other advocates said more needs to be done.
Technology, ancient grazing systems transform New Mexico's cattle ranches
If cattle get too close to an invisible fence, the collar emits a sound signaling them to stop and turn around.
Texas cities ditch license plate readers over surveillance concerns
San Marcos is one of many Texas municipalities canceling contracts with companies that provide Automatic License Plate Readers.
High Court to hear pesticide 'Gag Act' case affecting farmers
The pesticide maker Bayer will argue before the U.S. Supreme Court today that it should be immune from lawsuits if its products are found to cause cancer.
WA wolf population hits record high, advocates say still more to do
Washington State's wolf population has reached its highest recorded level to date, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Movie Review - Michael
Critic Bob Garver looks at "Michael." Does he think its a thriller?
Emergency housing vouchers are ending early, leaving cities and renters scrambling
Across the country, the program has provided roughly 70,000 vouchers across more than 600 local public housing authorities.
Politics: 2026Talks - April 27, 2026
Politics in the United States and around the world.
Daily Audio Newscast - April 27, 2026
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
