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The victims include hiking enthusiasts from a major insurance company. Members of a group of nature lovers studying wild plants.... Read More

An engineering expert says the dam that supplies drinking water to roughly 60 percent of the state’s population could likely... Read More

Voters could make California the first state to require many doctors to submit to random drug and alcohol tests, a... Read More

Officials say at least eight of the 13 temporary housing units known to be remaining on private lots in Minot,... Read More

Members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation are asking President Barack Obama to take action on the state’s request for a... Read More

Too much rain in recent months has caused an estimated $100 million in damages to barley crops in Idaho. The... Read More

Alabama’s Labor Department agreed Thursday to work with the U.S. Department of Labor to crack down on businesses that classify... Read More

Caltrans did not retaliate against employees who raised concerns about construction defects on the new $6.5 billion span of the... Read More

The Missouri Department of Insurance appointed Mary Johnson chief of investigations for the department. Johnson has been the chief investigative... Read More