Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser sued the Trump administration over a proposed rule that would block Medicaid funding for gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth under 18.

Hot stuff in the Labor Day forecast as a late-summer heat wave intensifies across the central and southern United States, a new panel finds recent NYC heat wave uncovers economic and health inequality in New York, and a Kentucky jobs initiative aims to boost second-chance employment.

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Make a fall Colorado quinceañera feel unforgettable with a welcoming outdoor setting, personal details, and plans that account for changing conditions.

Reduce wire and cable processing mistakes with practical steps for material handling, equipment setup, maintenance, inspection, and operator training.

Colorado elections officials are seeking a $51,427 fine against Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx for accepting campaign contributions that exceeded legal limits by over $83,000.

The federal government sued the Kansas City, Kansas, school district Tuesday, accusing it of allowing students to change their gender identity and name at school while hiding that information from parents.

Three Oklahoma universities won approval to offer accelerated bachelor degrees in as few as 90 credit hours, potentially available to students by fall 2024.

Nevada lawmakers are proposing legislation to require state and local government agencies to disclose how they use artificial intelligence and prevent bias in automated decision-making systems.

The Fish and Wildlife Service has lost 3,600 employees nationwide during Trump's second term, with Oregon, California, Alaska and Washington experiencing the steepest cuts, including nearly 2,000 scientists.