California v Colorado: How two states leading AI legislation are approaching it differently
First-in-nation comprehensive regulation in Colorado prompts fears that innovation will be stifled.
Trump move to deport Venezuelans violated due process, U.S. Supreme Court rules
The U.S. Supreme Court Friday kept in place a block on the Trump administration’s efforts to deport 176 Venezuelans.
Judge grants preliminary injunction to pause $11 billion in public health cuts
A federal judge Friday put an indefinite freeze on the Trump administration’s plan to terminate $11 billion in public health funding.
Lawsuit filed in Montana over toxic metals found in aerial fire retardant
study by the University of Southern California estimates hundreds of thousands of pounds of toxic metals have been dumped onto forests.
Food-conditioned grizzly bear killed in Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park wildlife staff trapped and euthanized a grizzly bear this week after a series of conflicts.
Flyers fed up with U.S. airlines, complaints soar to new heights
Air travelers filed about 67,000 complaints last year, up 9 percent from 2023.
North Dakota communities gain knowledge on preventing child sexual abuse
A North Dakota task force raising awareness about child sexual abuse is close to wrapping up its work.
Montana governor signs law tightening voter registration window
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has seen the last few bills of the 2025 legislative session cross his desk.
Nevada lawmakers look to promote less restrictive alternatives to adult guardianship
A Nevada bill would make changes to adult guardianship by prioritizing less restrictive approaches.
These bills on labor issues passed the Colorado Legislature in 2025
Colorado’s 2025 legislative session exposed some sharp fault lines within the Democratic Party when it comes to labor issues.
