Washington's attorney general will not push a sweeping bill to limit social media for youths following a court settlement with Meta.

The nation’s economic ministry said the terms and size of any investment will be subject to further negotiations.

The Trump administration has blocked millions of dollars in federal funding for numerous projects in Nevada’s national parks which would have supported everything from long-term weather stations and…

Big corporate, party money has pored into the race between Republican Scott Hege and Democrat Hank Sanders for Oregon’s 52nd House district.

Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane says voter registration numbers for young voters ages of 18 to 25 have remained consistent.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing OpenAI over ChatGPT, saying it violates the state’s consumer fraud protections and endangers children.

Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz said he's open to changing a controversial state law that allows landowners to self-form a new city or town.

Gov. Bob Ferguson ordered a new evaluation of its engineers’ salaries ahead of wage negotiations with union workers next summer.

Another survey expected in January may reveal the full scope of the price spike in rural Alaska caused by the Iran war.

Josiah Dean, a small business adviser and former hotel owner backed by the Pacific Green Party is hoping to unseat Oregon’s longest-serving state representative.

Nevada lawmakers are aiming to introduce a bill that would help address the ongoing crisis surrounding missing and murdered Indigenous people in the state. Nevada state Assemblymember Shea Backus…

Idahoans have been asking questions about ballots, write-in candidates, online voter registration searches, and more as they gear up to vote.

Leaders across religions are warning against political violence in November’s midterms, calling for peaceful, respectful participation.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order meant to "promote responsible AI use within government” by using “pro-human” principles when evaluating artificial intelligence tools.

Rural Klickitat County has just 24,000 residents. Developers are eyeing up to six data centers, drawing enough power for 6 million homes.

Ahead of Nov. 3 general election, the candidates share their positions on gas drilling, rural power and how the state should get electricity.

One of Oregon state government’s most experienced law enforcement professionals will lead the agency as an executive director.

Sherry Strothers, a Navy veteran supported by labor and progressive groups, will face planning commissioner Esmeralda Villeda, who is backed by industry groups and sitting councilmembers, in the…

Between 2015 and 2025, water bills increased by 62% on average across the nation’s 500 largest community water providers, the data shows.

Young Arizona voters poll: A YouGov survey found strong Democratic leads, but turnout remains an open question

University of Utah researchers released a new report looking at how heat impacts people experiencing homelessness.

Critics want the county to require an environmental impact statement. County officials say it is a good fit for the industrial zone.

A Republican loss could tip the power balance to Democrats and send the ation into a ‘far-left direction,’ Vance told hundreds at the rally.

Oregon Dems are banking on voters’ frustration with Trump, while Republicans are counting on dissatisfaction with Dem lawmakers in Salem.

Judge Veronica Barisich is seeking a second term in Clark County District Court Department 5.  She faces a challenge from Tracy Hibbetts, a prosecutor who is making her second run for the bench. …

In an Idaho candidate forum, Stegner said his first act would be fighting private school tax credits, while Pickens called for restoring budget cuts.

Clean Elections fraud subpoenas: An appeals court lets the probe of two Green Party candidates proceed as they resist records demands

The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments seeking to block a transfer of three cases to the Utah Legislature’s newly created three-judge panel.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday took action that could set the stage for another redrawing of Washington’s political maps.

Announcement comes ahead of Vice President’s planned visit to Fairbanks; construction likely would take place after 2030.

Environmental advocates are seeking volunteers to help collect research on how Oregon’s roads are impacting wildlife.

President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Adriana Guzmán Fralick may have helped secure her victory in the Republican primary for Nevada attorney general, but now it may be a liability heading into her…

Idaho voters decide whether to give Legislature sole power to regulate drugs and eliminate their right to bring a ballot initiative to do so.

Arizona ballot propositions: A progressive PAC is spending $1M to defeat four GOP-referred measures before Nov. 3.

Utah's top election official, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, has been loud and clear — on and off social media — about her concerns with the Trump administration when it comes to voting rights. She…

Washington cannot afford to retire its oldest ferry before 2033. That's when the state hopes to have a replacement vessel.

Bids from interested companies were due Thursday; a contract could come as soon as next month, documents indicate.

The candidates will mostly compete to sway the district’s nonaffiliated voters, who make up nearly 40% of registered voters in the district

Healthcare costs are continuing to rise. Nevadans who get insurance through Nevada Health Link, the state-based Affordable Care Act marketplace, can expect to see an average rate increase of 17% for…

Two Idaho political action committees, or PACS, on both sides of the proposed abortion rights initiative, Proposition 1, have spent $1.3 million combined.

Pinal County attorney bar complaint: Supervisors voted 5-0 to report Brad Miller to the State Bar after a year of disputes

State leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of the Nucleus Institute's Convergence Point, an innovation hub for students and industry leaders.

The minimum wage in Washington state will rise to nearly $18 an hour next year. That will be the highest of any state in the nation.

The nation’s industry minister implies that the Trump administration lied during a White House news conference this week.

The two candidates met for their first televised debate and quickly began taking jabs at each other’s records and comments during the event.

Republican Lieutenant Gov. Stravos Anthony is looking to defend his seat against Democratic challenger Sandra Jauregui at a time when Democrats are feeling optimistic about their chances of flipping…

The first criminal charges, now dismissed, emerged from a yearslong investigation launched by Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador.

Jay Feely has called Social Security a 'Ponzi scheme' that should be privatized, even as 175,000 in the swing district rely on it

Dozens of Utahns are set to have their debt cancelled after a national auto loan company agreed to settle claims that it exploited borrowers.

Washington’s largest utility is asking regulators to approve a nearly 30% increase in electricity rates over the next three years.