Midwest Tribes to take Line 5 concerns to United Nations forum
Native American leaders from the Midwest will go before a United Nations panel.
Northwest states, fed collaborate on prescribed burns to fight wildfires
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EPA finalizes national standard for PFAS in drinking water
The Environmental Protection Agency unveiled a final rule which sets a legally enforceable drinking-water benchmark for PFAS chemicals.
Nursing homes get a boost from South Dakota Legislature
Nursing homes across South Dakota will soon receive a boost in support.
New Mexico Research: Sports betting and booze fuel risky behavior
In just six years, the U.S. has pivoted from a complete ban on sports betting to a place where it is legal in most states.
‘Valuable and largely overlooked:’ Interest in virtual power plants grows
The concept is known as a virtual power plant, and grid operators, utilities, state regulators and lawmakers across the country are increasingly exploring the possibilities.
Millions of dollars going to Verde River conservation in north central Arizona
More than $11 million in federal grant money will go to improve land and water conservation.
Idaho podría aumentar la participación en las elecciones locales con un cambio de fecha
Un trio de los estados montanosos del oeste tiene politicas y geografias similares, pero uno de ellos supera con creces a sus vecinos en participacion electoral.
Idaho could boost local election turnout with timing change
A trio of mountain west states has similar politics and geography, but one far outpaces its neighbors in voter turnout.
Montana researchers: Let smaller wildfires burn
Montana researchers said suppressing small wildfires is leading to larger, more intense and damaging blazes.
