Opponents sue over Forest Service’s approval of drilling near Lakota sacred site in Black Hills
Opponents filed a lawsuit this week challenging the U.S. Forest Service’s approval of a graphite drilling project near Pe’ Sla.
Lackluster California snowpack could intensify wildfire season
A lack of snowfall this past winter has California fire officials bracing for a potentially intense fire season.
Greenpeace seeks new trial, claiming jury pool biased in case over Dakota Access Pipeline
Greenpeace has asked for a second trial after a judge entered a $345 million judgment against the organization in a landmark case.
North Dakota county reports first measles case of 2026, increasing state total to 27
The new Ransom County measles case was believed to have been contracted within the state.
Lawsuit contends North Dakota utilities, regulators mishandled powerline case
With a decision on a powerline pending with North Dakota utility regulators, the state Supreme Court is considering an appeal.
North Dakota's enthusiasm for voter outreach reflected in new LWV chapters
Voters on the opposite ends of North Dakota might have new opportunities to learn about candidates and voting protocols that affect them.
New Wyoming law protects crisis pregnancy centers
Conservative lawmakers are pushing legislation drafted by an anti-abortion advocacy group to increase protections for crisis pregnancy centers.
Cheyenne County Sheriff’s Office Call Summary - March 2026
Monthly report from the Cheyenne County, Colorado, Sheriff's Office for March 2026.
Kiowa County Sheriff’s Report - March 2026
Monthly report from the Kiowa County, Colorado, Sheriff's Office for March 2026.
Colorado considers bill allowing access to direct primary medical care
The Colorado Senate Health and Human Services Committee is postponing consideration of a bill to allow Medicaid recipients to choose "direct primary" care.
