Canadian Mining Firms Eye Southwestern U.S. Amid Deregulation Efforts
August 21, 2026
The Trump administration eases mining regulations in the Southwest, raising concerns over impacts on tribal lands.
The Trump administration eases mining regulations in the Southwest, raising concerns over impacts on tribal lands.
Cox Communications is merging with Spectrum in a $34.5 billion deal, maintaining current services and pricing.
Friday evening marks the opening of a significant new exhibit at the Cascade County Historical Society’s history museum in Great Falls. This exhibition focuses on an Indian boarding school that operated near Cascade, Montana, from the mid-19th to early 20th century. It is the museum’s first major showcase built around
State prosecutors won’t charge Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs over allegations of a pay-to-play scheme with a group home.
The recent release of a father and daughter from immigration detention made headlines after they were arrested during a free school supplies event in Billings, as confirmed by the hosting charity. Andrew Konkel, CEO of United Way of Yellowstone County, shared this information in an email to community groups. The
The University of Michigan-Flint aims to establish an athletic department with a $5 million grant from the Mott Foundation.
A man was killed in a bear attack on Navajo Nation. Officials shot the bear, which fled but was later neutralized.
Stephanie Kappeler from Walnutport shares her struggles with rising costs and calls for policy changes at a town hall.
Nearly 40% of Michiganders struggle with basic needs, including many above the poverty line, says a recent analysis.
Health advocates warned that Medicaid cuts in the One Big Beautiful Act would harm healthcare access in rural Michigan.
North Carolina’s July 2026 unemployment rate stayed at 3.6%, unchanged from June, with 21,291 fewer employed and 3,820 fewer unemployed over the month.
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