A proposed Indigenous School of Medicine in Rapid City would be the nation's first medical school designed to train Native American physicians using culturally integrated curriculum and flexible timelines.

A nonprofit and former South Dakota lawmaker sued the state Friday, claiming a new law banning abortion pill advertising violates free speech rights under the First Amendment.

The American Federation of Teachers is pushing for stricter limits on classroom technology, calling for no screens in pre-K through second grade and stronger safeguards around artificial intelligence in schools.

Nevada fire officials warn that record low snowpack and abundant dried fuels could fuel large-scale wildfires across the state during the coming warm months.

Nebraska Public Media launches a dedicated FM station in Omaha on June 15 to expand statewide news coverage and better serve the state's largest city.

Minnesota regulators could approve a settlement that would cut Xcel Energy's requested gas rate increase in half and deliver refunds to customers who paid higher rates earlier this year.

An ICE agent charged with shooting a Venezuelan man during a Minneapolis immigration raid was arrested Friday in Texas after investigators found he lied about the incident.

Federal data shows homelessness dropped 3.3% nationwide last year, marking the first decline since 2016 and contradicting Trump administration claims that current policies are failing.

Environmental groups sue Florida over hundreds of tons of toxic emissions from the Everglades detention center without required air quality permits.

Oklahoma's Supreme Court invalidated Tulsa's agreement with the Muscogee Creek Nation to prosecute tribal citizens in tribal courts instead of municipal court.