A central Iowa pharmacy owner says he loses money on prescriptions because pharmacy benefit managers negotiate prices below his costs to fill them, a problem a new state law aims to address but faces legal challenges and federal exemptions.

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a judge's ruling that would have allowed an Idaho doctor to perform abortions when pregnancies threaten a woman's health.

Nebraska's Supreme Court unanimously upheld two voter-approved medical cannabis laws Friday, rejecting claims of fraud and improper notarization in the 2024 petition effort.

A federal judge temporarily blocks the Bureau of Land Management from removing 900 bison that American Prairie grazes on three federal allotments while their lawsuit proceeds.

Labor economist Paul Osterman's research shows that more than one in three U.S. workers hold disposable jobs with no career prospects or employment security.

An attorney outlines steps voters can take to protect their ballots and challenge eligibility disputes at polling places before the 2026 midterm elections.

Oklahoma state officials are selecting a universal reading screener that all districts must use starting next school year to identify early elementary students with literacy gaps.

A South Dakota woman struggling with addiction found recovery through her county's adult diversion program, which allows people charged with crimes to avoid prison by completing treatment and community service.

Utah has temporarily suspended enforcement of a 2026 age-verification law against Pornhub's parent company while litigation over the state's restrictions on adult content websites continues.

Washington wildfires burned 93,000 acres of state trust land this summer, the most on record since 2000, prompting officials to fast-track sales of charred timber before it loses more value.