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The administration of Gov. Laura Kelly recommended Kansas be added to the list of states mandating railroad companies maintain two-person crews in the engine cab of locomotives.

Key state senators said the carbon credits legislation championed by Gov. Dunleavy could pass this year, but there are questions how much revenue it could produce and when.

Two of the women sued in Galveston say Marcus Silva was a "serial emotional abuser" who wants revenge for them helping his ex-wife leave a toxic relationship.

Steve just did a really good job installing our new kitchen. He turned up on time, did good quality work, gave sound advice, didnt waste time, cleaned up and…

A successful weekend has left the San Diego Padres confident after making it through a grueling start to the season.

Are you looking to make you house a more eco friendly ‘Green’ home?

A successful weekend has left the San Diego Padres confident after making it through a grueling start to the season.

Imposing a sales tax would be another drag on a state economy that’s already “at or near the bottom” in key economic indicators, and which has had the weakest post-pandemic economic recovery of any U.S. state.

I Net Zero PLC on Friday named Jonathan Carpenter Stearns as its new chief financial officer and an executive director, with immediate effect. i Net Zero is an investment company focusing on energy... | April 21, 2023

A first-of-its-kind sobering center has been approved for a neighborhood just north of downtown Des Moines. But not everybody in the neighborhood agrees it’s the right spot.