Alaska's largest solar farm, under construction west of Anchorage, should produce electricity as cheaply as imported natural gas while reducing the utility's long-term reliance on Cook Inlet supplies.

California's new law immediately bans law enforcement from seizing ballots or voting equipment, responding to a sheriff's unprecedented seizure of over 600,000 ballots before the June primary.

Staff Sergeant Benjamin Pennington, 26, of Fort Carson died in Operation Epic Fury, one of 13 American deaths in Trump's Iran war that has devastated Colorado Springs.

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to let states purge voter rolls for noncitizens shortly before elections, a move voting rights groups warn could wrongly remove eligible American voters.

U.S. Representative Jeff Hurd says Congress must provide stable energy policy and predictable regulations so consumers and businesses can plan long-term investments without bearing unexpected costs from shifting federal priorities.

The U.S. Postal Service unveiled an American Bison Forever stamp May 25 at the Boston World Exposition, honoring the nation's mammal ahead of its 250th anniversary.

Private equity consultant Evan Munsing drops out of Colorado's 8th District Democratic primary, leaving state Representative Manny Rutinel and former Representative Shannon Bird as the final two candidates.

U.S. Representative Jason Crow launches a new congressional caucus aimed at reducing the influence of money and corruption in American politics.

Illinois farmers and landowners are pushing back against the use of eminent domain for private carbon pipelines, Nebraskans say climate change is affecting their mental health, Utah parents can't find childcare and its rhubarb season across the rural Midwest.

Protests continue at an ICE detention center in New Jersey; Immigration judges speak out after mass firings; AFT president urges AI safeguards for Michigan schools; Yosemite overrun with tourists after reservation system scrapped.