One Utah county looks to buy lawns to save water, residents' money
Statewide, 70 percent of residential culinary water is used on lawns.
New organic rules for livestock: What will they mean?
If you consider yourself a conscious consumer, grocery shopping can get very complicated very quickly, with countless different labels.
Hunger issues grow deeper for older Texans
Reports continue to roll out underscoring food insecurity facing many Texans.
Senate committee exposes abuse of pregnant prisoners in U.S.
A U.S. Senate subcommittee has uncovered widespread abuse of pregnant and postpartum women incarcerated nationwide.
Study finds high levels of PFAS chemicals in many pesticides
PFAS chemicals raise concerns because of adverse impacts on human health, wildlife and the ecosystem.
Libraries sound alarm about ultra-conservative agenda
Republicans have said librarians need more accountability for what is on their shelves.
Delitos contra la propiedad disminuyen en California, contrario a la creencia popular
Los delitos contra la propiedad en California estan cerca de minimos historicos, segun las ultimas estadisticas del Departamento de Justicia de California.
Report: Contrary to popular belief, property crime is down in California
Property crime in California is near record lows, according to the latest statistics from the California Department of Justice.
Critics say new dairy cow feed additive is 'overblown'
A new feed additive intended to reduce methane emissions in dairy cows is now the first of its kind to be allowed for sale in the United States.
Wyoming case questions life-without-parole sentencing for adolescents
A new case filed in a Wyoming district court argues that a man's sentence of life in prison without parole was unconstitutional.
