Generic drug manufacturer Glenmark will pay Oregon $316,000 as part of a $29.6 million settlement for participating in a price-fixing scheme that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers across the country.

A Wyoming citizen scientist captured trail camera footage of Mollie's Pack, Yellowstone's last surviving wolf pack from the 1995 reintroduction, now roaming far outside the park and vulnerable to hunters.

Teenagers seeking treatment for cannabis use disorder in the U.S. now face longer waits to get care, with nearly a third experiencing delays in 2022.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's office increased its fee estimate for public records about his lawsuits from $289.59 to $5,129.88 after initially refusing payment and delaying the request.

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates.

Omaha's City Council voted 4-3 to keep its minimum wage at $15 an hour, following Lincoln's lead despite a state lawsuit challenging such local ordinances.

A new report finds 88 major corporations paid zero federal income taxes last year despite earning $105 billion in pretax profits through aggressive lobbying and tax strategies.

Severe storms bringing up to 20 inches of rain threaten South Texas this week, prompting officials to urge residents to stock emergency supplies including water and food.

Oregon farmers warn that the Trump administration's repeal of Biden-era meat industry fairness rules will worsen processing bottlenecks and favor corporate operations over independent producers.

California's new "One Less Spark" campaign urges residents to eliminate everyday fire hazards like dragging tow chains, using power tools, and parking on dry grass.