An administrative law judge recommended Florida drop charges against a Jacksonville art history teacher for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's death, finding no evidence her comments harmed her job performance or students.

CNN, Mississippi Now and Politico sued the Trump administration Monday after the White House revoked their journalists' press credentials, claiming the ban violates First Amendment protections.

An Arizona immigrant rights group plans to spend nearly $10 million knocking on tens of thousands of doors to mobilize Latino voters against Trump-backed candidates in the November midterms.

Nearly half of Oklahoma falls into extreme or exceptional drought, with the state receiving only about a third of normal rainfall over the past two months.

A federal judge blocked New Mexico's requirement that manufacturers label products containing PFAS, ruling the state failed to prove the labels protect public health.

Kansas reports two measles cases tied to travel outside the state as vaccination exemption rates among kindergarteners continue climbing.

Colorado's Medication and Takeback program has collected over 400,000 pounds of unused drugs since 2016, but rural residents struggling to find drop-off sites have few safe disposal options.

Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.

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

Governor Spencer Cox signs an executive order creating the Recovery Utah Initiative to coordinate state and local efforts against addiction, homelessness and mental illness alongside the Trump administration's national recovery plan.