Paramount Skydance settles antitrust lawsuit with state attorneys general, clearing the way for its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Climate activists demand Congress prioritize action after New Mexico experienced its second-hottest summer on record, with temperatures running more than 5 degrees above the 20th-century average.

Kids learn to identify wildlife by studying animal tracks at a new trail exhibit at Prickly Pear Park in East Helena, Montana.

Conservation groups sue the federal government over oil leases on Wyoming migration routes used by mule deer and pronghorn populations already below target numbers.

With forecasters warning of projected epic El Niño storms, California declares statewide emergency, an Indiana professor says the current Press access fight matters to Hoosiers, and Michigan water affordability groups demand action from lawmakers.

VP Vance defends media outlets being banned from the White House, new polls suggest people like press freedom but want limits on media access and Missouri congressional maps are headed back to the Supreme Court.

The Trump administration is rolling back decades of federal air-pollution safeguards, eliminating emissions standards and mercury protections that health advocates say will increase disease and toxic exposure.

Pam Hockett was born 1939 and departed this life 2026.

Protests erupt after an ICE agent shot and wounded a Venezuelan man in Austin, a gold mine threatens the Alaskan economy and delicate ecosystems, and Wisconsin teachers feel the strain as classroom pressures mount.

Texas voters could elect Gina Hinojosa as governor this fall, making her the state's first Hispanic governor and only the third woman to hold the office.