Bellevue partners with Unkitawa for an event featuring Indigenous educator Bawaajigekwe Boulley on Indigenous knowledge during Native American Heritage Month.

The Thurston County Salary Commission decided to not increase the County Commissioners' wages for the upcoming year, aligning with the commissioners' request for fiscal restraint.

Kamala Harris will discuss her presidential campaign and offer insights into America's future at the "A Conversation With Kamala Harris" event in Sacramento's Golden 1 Center on April 4, 2026.

A Newsom-backed ballot measure on next Tuesday’s special election could hand Sacramento the power to redraw California’s congressional map and threaten up to five Republican seats.

Advisers to President Trump are exploring Las Vegas as the site of a rare GOP midterm convention in 2026 — a potential boon for the Strip and a big planning challenge.

Glock Inc. halts production of pistols that can be illegally modified to be fully automatic due to legal action from Chicago amid concerns over gun violence.

Governor Newsom issued an executive order to expand wildfire prevention using prescribed and cultural burns, aiming to counter federal cuts in fire response.

Nevada regulators ordered Crypto.com to pause sports event contracts as DraftKings buys Railbird and the NHL signs with prediction‑market firms, setting up a legal fight.

Fort Collins Utilities won Frost & Sullivan's Excellence in Resourcefulness – Energy award for its strides in energy innovation, which include setting ambitious climate goals and implementing tech solutions to improve energy efficiency.

Governor Cox of Utah is set to discuss the state's housing plans, focusing on attainable housing, at the 515 Tower in Salt Lake City, where he will unveil strategies to address housing affordability.

A study of the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Center in Knox County identified issues including staff overtimes and security lapses, recommending comprehensive changes.

Health care premiums in Pueblo, Colorado are set to rise by 101% due to expiring tax credits, potentially causing 75,000 residents to lose coverage. Despite state measures to lessen the impact, substantial increases in insurance costs are imminent.

Rep. Amodei criticizes Senate Democrats for the ongoing federal shutdown, emphasizing its avoidable nature and consequences on programs like SNAP and WIC, despite House efforts to fund the government.