A head-on collision on Highway 50 west of Gunnison killed one driver and critically injured another on September 7, with the cause under investigation by state patrol.

Canada strikes back at the Trump Administration with a new round of retaliatory tariffs; global conflicts and aging pipelines keep people in Massachusetts cooking with gas, and Iowa's high cancer rate is expected to be a hinge point in the U.S. Senate race.

California lawmakers passed two bills setting the first statewide standards for testing and cleaning smoke-damaged homes after wildfires, addressing disputes between survivors and insurers over when properties are safe to inhabit.

New Mexico's land commissioner bans new uranium mining on state trust lands, citing environmental and public health risks from contamination despite potential revenue.

Page, Arizona officials sold 500 acres near the Colorado River to a company planning a massive data center, sparking opposition from residents and the neighboring Navajo Nation over water concerns.

North Dakota state troopers wrote three times as many speeding tickets in Dickinson's new 70 mph zone as the previous year, while the statewide 80 mph limit reduced citations elsewhere.

The Trump administration proposes to eliminate individual environmental reviews for oil projects on Alaska's North Slope, instead covering them under a single study and requiring permit approval within 60 days.

Union voters heading to November's midterm elections face economic hardship from inflation and job losses, potentially shifting their traditional Democratic support and determining control of Congress in key swing states.

Dordt University in Sioux Center launches a yearlong AI pilot program giving students and faculty access to premium tools like ChatGPT and Claude while establishing guidelines for responsible classroom use.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "By Any Means,” a story based on a true story from the 1960s.