The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act on a bipartisan vote Tuesday, moving the nation closer to making daylight saving time permanent year-round.

Nebraska counties are imposing data center moratoriums to address water and electricity concerns while state law continues encouraging development.

Lamar faces a dangerous heat wave this week, with temperatures climbing to near 100 by Sunday and gusty winds elevating fire danger through Friday.

A North Dakota attorney argued the state's Public Service Commission lacks authority to consider public safety when approving the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline permit.

A new study shows Utah's agritourism industry generates about $45 million annually through farm tours, pumpkin patches, and ranch experiences that draw visitors to rural communities.

Federal funding cuts have left tribal organizations unable to meet over 1,000 requests for help from American Indian and Alaska Native survivors of violence, according to a new report presented to Congress.

A parasite called cyclospora is causing thousands of suspected foodborne illness cases across multiple states this summer, with health officials struggling to trace contamination sources.

Colorado's only federal hydropower system is on pace to generate nearly 30% less electricity than its historical average as drought shrinks reservoirs across the state.

Two Supreme Court justices told Congress that threats against them have surged 38 percent this year, prompting bipartisan support for increased security funding.

A new survey of U.S. audit partners finds artificial intelligence emerging as the top economic risk facing businesses across industries.