BLM's 'Public Lands Rule' could reform conservation, access in New Mexico
A quarter-million acres of public lands, including 13 million in New Mexico, now fall under the Public Lands Rule.
Federal lawsuit challenges Nebraska's midwife home birth ban
A certified nurse midwife filed a federal lawsuit against the state of Nebraska this week.
More summer smoke? Experts monitor climate-fueled events and health effects
Poor air quality was a frequent topic last year in the upper Midwest.
Report: South Dakota Medicaid expansion enrollment remains low
Last year's Medicaid expansion in South Dakota increased eligibility to another 51,000 adults.
Personal energy electrification plans offered at New Mexico Earth Day event
Saving New Mexico residents money as they adapt to climate change is the goal behind an Earth Day event.
Climate groups seek to remove tax breaks for oil and gas companies
As state budget negotiations continue, groups fighting climate change are asking California lawmakers to cut subsidies for oil and gas companies.
New study shows health disparities cost Texas billions of dollars
Health disparities in Texas are not only making some people sick, but affecting the state's economy.
Photo of the Week - April 19, 2024
Photo of the week from the April 19, 2024, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Blue heron enjoying the early morning sun in Kiowa County, Colorado - Chris Sorensen
Arizona conservation groups pleased with Biden's move to protect public lands
Arizona conservation groups and sportsmen alike say they're pleased the Bureau of Land Management will now recognize conservation as an integral part of public lands management.
Politics: 2024Talks - April 19, 2024
Daily political stories for April 19, 2024.
