Forty-seven state attorneys general secured a $17 billion settlement with Meta over allegations the company designed addictive features on Instagram and Facebook that harmed children and teens.

After a federal judge blocked his deportation, Rudy Villeda Mejía was released from ICE detention in Louisiana and returned home to Washington, though his family struggled to locate him across multiple states.

Repeated food safety warnings across the country are causing consumers to tune out alerts, leaving families vulnerable to dangerous contamination.

A nationwide cyclospora outbreak linked to one major supplier is pushing New Hampshire farmers markets and advocates to urge policymakers to strengthen regional food systems.

Record summer crowds at Grand Teton and Yellowstone overwhelm trails and infrastructure while park staff shrinks under federal budget cuts.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens Hugo Ponds near the town of Hugo to public fish salvage beginning Tuesday to harvest fish before fall maintenance work temporarily drains several ponds.

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

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Insidious: Out of the Further.” Does he think it is worth a look?

In a narrow 5-4 decision, the US Supreme Court gave Trump the green light to move ahead with his ballroom project; the historic Indiana outage leaves damage, bills, and frustration; and rising healthcare costs and the loss of coverage buffet folks in New Mexico.

Vance defends his wife at a campaign stop, cancer rates and water quality define the Iowa agriculture secretary race and the top military officer says troops won't be at the polls.