Nebraska organizations including Offutt Air Force Base, the FBI's Omaha office, and the University of Nebraska at Omaha have disrupted terrorism across the nation since 9/11.

North Dakota reports its first West Nile virus death this year as cases continue spreading across 14 counties in the state.

State officials could delay certifying U.S. House election results, potentially allowing Congress to overturn races in closely divided chambers.

New Mexico's top forest official told lawmakers the state is treating far fewer acres for wildfire risk than needed and proposed six bills to boost funding and workforce capacity.

Thousands of South Dakota drivers bought habitat conservation license plates but skipped the optional separate purchase of decals, leaving roughly $415,000 in potential wildlife funding uncollected.

Twenty states and the District of Columbia sue the Trump administration over narrowed protections for endangered species habitat under federal law.

The Trump administration sued Utah and other states this week to block in-state college tuition for immigrants without legal status, arguing the policies discriminate against out-of-state U.S. citizens.

A local irrigator argues that removing end guns from sprinklers would improve water efficiency and crop performance during Colorado's drought concerns.

The Lamar City Council will conduct a work session and meeting Monday, September 14, 2026.

Minutes of the August 10, 2026, meeting of the Town of Cheyenne Well, Colorado, council.