A west-central Kansas school superintendent faces charges including misuse of public funds, witness intimidation, and encouraging child misconduct after his Friday arrest.

New Trump tariffs against Canada are now in effect - Canada’s Carney pledges retaliation; In East Palestine, an Ohio group questions federal inaction on rail safety; Logging plan in Alaskan old growth forest faces resistance; and the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument marks 10 years.

Democratic attorneys general withheld thousands of emails detailing a coordinated plan to sue the Trump Administration over policies not yet implemented, citing legal privileges to block public disclosure.

Decades of aggressive wildfire suppression created dangerous fuel buildup that now drives catastrophic blazes across the West, fire scientists say.

Idaho National Laboratory convenes nuclear cybersecurity summit in Park City to help small modular reactor designers build protection against cyberattacks into their systems from the start.

The U.S. Forest Service plans to log 4,000 acres of old-growth forest in Alaska's Tongass National Forest despite conservationists warning the project threatens wildlife habitat and local subsistence practices.

Colorado voters will decide in November whether to enshrine the right to hunt and fish in the state constitution through Initiative 302, which gathered enough signatures to reach the ballot.

Nevada officials and clean transportation advocates push for federal funding to expand electric school buses, charging stations, and public transit to improve air quality and sustainability.

A Colorado rancher and The Nature Conservancy thin overgrown forests near Chromo to protect water supplies for over one million people downstream in New Mexico.

Colorado attracts most of its college-educated workers from out of state, ranking near the bottom nationally for developing its own talent pipeline.