A wave of megachurch-affiliated colleges is replacing traditional Christian universities, offering job training over liberal arts while raising questions about accreditation and student outcomes.

The U.S. Board on Geographic Names renamed a 14,265-foot Clear Creek County mountain Mount Blue Sky in September 2023, replacing the name of territorial governor John Evans who authorized the Sand Creek Massacre.

A Massachusetts psychologist warns that climate change poses mental health risks alongside physical dangers, particularly for vulnerable Indiana communities facing industrial pollution and extreme heat.

Lamar temperatures climb into the upper 90s this weekend as south winds gust to 40 mph across the Arkansas Valley.

Cheyenne Wells will warm into the low 90s this weekend under mostly sunny skies while nearby showers stay west and south of the county.

Eads faces warming temperatures and increasing winds this week, with weekend highs climbing near 92 degrees and gusty conditions expected Sunday afternoon.

The Trump administration directs immigration enforcement to crack down on attorneys filing fraudulent asylum claims, though available data shows asylum fraud is extremely rare.

Extreme weather in Nebraska is driving more people to seek mental health treatment, particularly low-income residents struggling to find care in rural areas.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham on Wednesday declared a statewide emergency due to widespread drought and severe wildfire conditions, which mobilizes various state agencies to provide affected communities with resources.

Floating solar panels on a Southern Oregon reservoir will soon power about 60 homes while saving water and cutting energy costs for residents through the state's Community Solar Program.