Scientists using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence are mapping millions of Arctic lakes to track permafrost thaw before it damages Alaska buildings, roads and infrastructure.

A Kansas man paid $1,740 to the city of Emporia for public records about a controversial data center project but is still waiting nearly two months later for answers.

Oklahoma prisons have established call centers staffed by inmates earning $2 per hour to make telemarketing and political calls for outside companies since January.

New Mexico's attorney general sues the federal government to obtain records about DEA agents allegedly allowing fentanyl to flow into the state unchecked.

Democrats hold the advantage heading into November midterms as Trump's low approval ratings, the unpopular Iran war, and economic concerns weigh heavily against Republican House candidates.

Immigration enforcement arrests in Utah have nearly tripled as federal officials pursue stricter detention tactics, including stopping travelers at Salt Lake City airport and entering homes without warrants.

A Southwest Ohio senior and her home care aide demonstrate how nonmedical support helps aging Americans stay independent, even as a nationwide shortage of low-wage caregivers threatens to overwhelm the system.

Governor Polis appoints three judges to fill vacancies in the 4th, 17th, and 8th Judicial Districts across Colorado.

State agencies work with Pueblo after 4.25 million gallons of untreated sewage spills into the Arkansas River, threatening farms and ranches downstream.

Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie.