The National Weather Service announced this month that it would hire back 450 meteorologists, hydrologists, and radar technicians after making sweeping cuts earlier in the year.

The New Mexico Game Commission is weighing testimony from Catron County officials and residents who claim severe negative ...

"The proposed maps disrupt minority representation in Houston, south Texas, and Central Texas, and the Dallas-Fort Worth ...

As historic drought conditions on the Western Slope fuel another dangerous wildfire season, a new paper from researchers at ...

Heading into the respiratory illness season, states and clinicians are working to encourage pregnant patients to get COVID-19 vaccinations, even though the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ...

Orders from the U.S. Department of Energy to save coal plants from retirement could cost ratepayers more than $3 billion per ...

Traditionally, the federal government has fully funded SNAP benefits and split administrative costs of the program with ...

An internal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement planning document, which was obtained by the Post and last updated July ...

America's Health Rankings reports nearly 38 percent of Hoosier adults sleep less than seven hours in a 24-hour period. Sleep ...

The Northwestern University study found partisan use of scientific data in policymaking has increased in the past 25 years ...

Young farmers in the Midwest face growing uncertainty, after a freeze on a federal program that supports land access for local food producers.

Severe weather is growing more common, and the consequences of such weather can be hard for people with developmental disabilities. But one Maryland assisted living community is preparing its ...