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There were recommendations on different reporting methods and potential changes in how financial and other metrics are reported, but an almost two-hour review of a draft report on Parrot Island...
Russellville-based Denali Water Solutions may file a plan with state officials to discontinue using a lagoon in Crawford County that allegedly resulted in “noxious fumes and odors” in the Fort...
Katie Robinson didn’t plan to be a banker. A Fort Smith native, she was pre-med at Oklahoma State University, but after graduating in 1999, she realized she wasn’t ready for...
Alaska’s federal delegation has taken up a longstanding effort to transfer a cultural site in Denali National Park to an Alaska Native Corporation.
The City of Fairbanks Finance Committee continues to examine mechanisms for the city to generate additional revenue over the next several years.
A group of nearly 200 people welcomed former Anchorage state Sen. Tom Begich’s selection of Julia Hnilicka as his lieutenant governor running mate in the governor’s race at the Noel
Lawmakers raised concerns that synthetic food dyes are linked to negative health effects in children
Michael Duby will serve 4.5 years in jail for numerous commercial fishing offenses
The large, digital clock in the mayor’s office at Manchester City Hall isn’t counting down the minutes until the start of the annual Taco Tour, but it might as well
Congressional funding gave Hooksett a $2 million boost for long-needed infrastructure improvements on Martins Ferry Road near Southern New Hampshire University.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s opposition dashed the hopes of House and Senate Republicans to reach agreement on a plan to comprehensively reform the state’s open enrollment law that would have capped
A day after the bill was all but dead, Senate Republicans changed course and embraced at the 11th hour Thursday a business tax cut bill (HB 155) that also included
A federal judge in New Hampshire on Thursday ruled the state’s 2024 law requiring first-time voters in the state to provide proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote is
Manchester school board members are moving forward with a recommendation to partner with a Hooksett firm to install new security cameras at city schools using grant funding.
The train wreck that became the end of committee of conference negotiations last week reminded one of that iconic line uttered by the chain gang captain played by Strother Martin
Oil prices fell and stocks rose Friday, on tentative signs that the United States and Iran were nearing a preliminary agreement to end the war.
Airline jet fuel prices will eventually come down, but that doesn't mean the cost of flights will, according to Dallas-based Southwest Airlines' chief executive.
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said it’s too soon to judge the inflationary impact from the Iran war and that policymakers need to look through temporary price shocks.
A pair of Spokane political candidates got into a scuffle with an admittedly drunken cyclist while they posted campaign signs over Memorial Day weekend.
Spokane Valley City Councilman Al Merkel wore his signature bright orange tie to court Friday, waiting to hear a judge’s ruling regarding whether he has conducted city business on his personal social media...
Utilities have been unable to accommodate Wyoming's legacy extraction industries, trona representatives said, raising questions about how to meet power-hungry data center demands.
With a listing proposal not slated until 2028 — four years later than the law requires — environmental groups are litigating to renegotiate timing with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Republican and Democratic legislators declined to take up the secretary of state’s request to take action in light of high court ruling.
The agreement would reduce one felony to a misdemeanor and dismiss a second charge in exchange for a guilty plea. She would face a $500 fine.