Ten rural Colorado organizations receive $2,500 seed grants and training through the state's Rural Ready program to strengthen local economic development.

President Donald Trump is in Turkey for the NATO summit on Turkey, the Strait of Hormuz, and Ukraine's defense needs in the war with Russia; and a new White House report fuels Indigenous history debate; California bill re-thinks life in prison sentences for young adults; Social Security and prices are top issues for Ohio's 50+ voters.

New Mexico officials demand millions in damages after federal agents allowed hundreds of thousands of fentanyl pills into communities as part of trafficking investigations.

The Colorado Division of Insurance reminds wildfire victims of legal protections requiring insurers to pay claims faster and offer extended living expense coverage after declared disasters.

Arizona now requires commercial insurers to cover diagnostic follow-up mammograms without copays when initial screening shows abnormalities.

A White House report criticizes Smithsonian exhibits for emphasizing Indigenous land dispossession, reigniting debate over how American history should be taught and presented.

Extreme weather and climate change are worsening mental health crises across Wyoming, where suicide rates already rank among the nation's highest.

Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.

A Utah man charged with murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk faces a weeklong preliminary hearing to determine if prosecutors have enough evidence to proceed toward trial.

The Aspen Acres Fire near Pueblo has burned more than 91,000 acres and destroyed over 200 structures, forcing evacuations across four counties as crews work to contain the state's seventh largest wildfire.