[REGIONAL NEWS] Colorado moves to regulate drilling after years of conflict
State’s rural-urban divide is reflected in arguments over safety vs. economic benefits By Dan Frosch | The Wall Street Journal FIRESTONE, Colo.—Erin Martinez never got
State’s rural-urban divide is reflected in arguments over safety vs. economic benefits By Dan Frosch | The Wall Street Journal FIRESTONE, Colo.—Erin Martinez never got
By Michael McGough | The Sacramento Bee If you’ve been considering buying furniture, a giant TV or any other big-ticket item, it might be a
By David Wichner | Arizona Daily Star Tucson Electric Power is building its biggest renewable-energy project yet — a massive wind farm in southeastern New
By Samuel Stebbins, 24/7 Wall Street The U.S. population grew by just 0.6 percent from 2017 to 2018, the lowest annual growth rate in 80
By Michelle Inez Simon | The Sacramento Bee California’s housing crisis is due in large part to a lack of supply, particularly when it comes
By Thomas Burr | The Salt Lake Tribune Two missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who had been detained in Russia
By Erin Cox | Fox 13 Salt Lake City The end of a long lawsuit against the Diesel Brothers confirmed complaints that they were
By Kristin Lam | USA TODAY California is completely drought free for the first time since 2011 as a wet winter winds down, scientists said.
By Sophia Bollag | The Sacramento Bee Governor explains his personal and passionate view behind halting death penalty Gov. Gavin Newsom put a moratorium
By Bill Galluccio | KFYI A Utah man was returning home from a day of skiing in Park City when an avalanche forced officials to
By Tal Axelrod | The Hill Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) and the state’s congressional delegation sent a letter to the Pentagon on Friday
By Chris Woodyard | USA TODAY A billionaire entrepreneur who has never feared placing big bets, Elon Musk couldn’t have found a more fitting
Utah officials are angling hard to use some of a projected $1.3 billion budget surplus to acquire a large undeveloped tract of state trust
By Tom DiChristopher | CNBC Colorado drillers are gearing up for a fight after Democratic lawmakers proposed overhauling the state’s oil and gas commission
By CNBC.com California’s high-speed rail agency on Monday asked the Trump administration to reconsider its plans to pull funding from the state’s bullet train
By Andrew Sheeler | Sacramento Bee It could soon be a lot easier to be busted for drinking and driving. California Assemblywoman Autumn Burke, D-Marina
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune An array of elected officials from cities in southwest Salt Lake County support a bill that would
By Avery Anapol | The Hill Lawmakers late Tuesday night approved a bill that would change that state’s voter registration to be “opt-out” at motor
Union joins wave of educators’ strikes across US: ‘Oakland teachers cannot afford to live in Oakland’ Thousands of Oakland public school teachers went on
By Nate Carlisle | The Salt Lake Tribune The remade San Juan County Commission began reversing its earlier positions on Bears Ears National Monument
By Roland Li | San Francisco Chronicle Oakland teachers will strike Thursday in a call for higher wages and more investment in city schools,
By Dan Boyd | Albuquerque Journal Despite a recent drop in oil prices, New Mexico economists are leaving unchanged a revenue forecast that projects
Denver teachers snagged $23 million in pay raises during a three-day strike By Alexia Fernández Campbell | Vox Denver’s teachers may soon be returning
By Sheyanne N Romero | Visalia Times-Delta California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he’s abandoning a plan to build a high-speed rail line between Los
By Madeline Holcombe | CNN Denver teachers will strike on Monday after negotiations with Denver Public Schools fell through, the Denver Classroom Teachers Association
Colorado joined Nevada as the only states with a female majority in any legislative chamber By Sebastian Murdock | Huffpost Five newly elected Democrats
By Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune Will Utah have sufficient water in an era of declining stream flows to support a population
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Photo by Gage Skidmore | Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0 By 12 News Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said her office is suing the Trump administration
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By Craig Morgan | Arizona Insider There is symmetry in Taylor Burke’s inclusion on the Advisory Panel on Pro Hockey in Arizona, the group working