Three wildland firefighters died and two were injured when flames overran their crew battling fires along the Utah-Colorado border near Snyder Mesa on Saturday.
Colorado Democrats are returning primary ballots at their highest rate in years, with competitive races for governor, Senate, and Congress driving early turnout well ahead of 2024 levels.
Some House Republicans say they’re frustrated a major housing bill is being blocked to pass the SAVE America Act. DACA recipients are in legal limbo and Michigan election officials celebrate recent court rulings.
A heat dome will send extreme heat to as many as 18 states this week; 3 firefighters are killed in wildfires on the Colorado-Utah border; Intense scrutiny of poll workers could impact numbers in Mississippi; Rideshare companies use AI to tap Colorado riders and drivers; North Carolinians drop Obamacare in record numbers as the cost soars.
Iowa researchers are exploring geological hydrogen trapped deep underground as a potential clean energy resource, though state data limitations and corporate interests may hinder broader exploration efforts.
An Anchorage judge ruled Friday that Alaska's elections division unlawfully disqualified a U.S. Senate candidate with the same name as the incumbent, and the state has appealed to the Supreme Court.
The federal government is canceling 53 teen pregnancy prevention grants worth $68 million across more than two dozen states, citing misalignment with agency priorities.