A Winfield woman who lost neighbors in a mass shooting urges Kansas lawmakers to close gun-ownership loopholes, but receives a dismissive response from a state representative.

Nebraska's Democratic and Republican parties appealed to the state Supreme Court after a judge allowed two new political parties to form in the state.

Nye County commissioners unanimously ban data centers in Nevada's most over-appropriated water basin, becoming the state's first municipality to outright prohibit the facilities.

North Dakota farm leaders pressed federal trade officials for market certainty Wednesday, citing tariffs' impact on equipment costs and commodity exports while officials defended Trump administration trade policies.

Record-breaking heat and scant monsoon rains have left nearly all of New Mexico in drought, with major western reservoirs hitting historic lows.

Bird flu has returned to South Dakota with confirmed detections in two poultry flocks this month, prompting health officials to alert providers about potential human infections.

A Utah uranium mill near tribal lands ramps up production as the federal government pushes to expand domestic nuclear fuel supplies.

Washington state confirms the emerald ash borer has arrived in southern Washington, threatening to destroy millions of ash trees across the region.

Colorado voters will decide between keeping the current 4.4% flat income tax or switching to a graduated tax system ranging from 3.7% to 8.4% in November.

Denver is one of three finalists to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention, potentially bringing over 400 million dollars to Colorado's economy.