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The Nevada Supreme Court issues a decision on whether state engineer Tim Wilson’s order limiting water use in the Lower White River Flow System was an overreach in determining the viability of Coyote Springs’ planned community.

The Nevada Supreme Court issues a decision on whether state engineer Tim Wilson’s order limiting water use in the Lower White River Flow System was an overreach in determining the viability of Coyote Springs’ planned community.

The nation’s highest court will hear federal objections against a deal to end more than a decade of litigation over the Rio Grande, according to a U.S. Supreme Court order issued Monday.

A new state office building raises questions of size.

As part of some repairs and updates planned for the South Dakota State Capitol Building next year (2024), new ...

Most of the roof of South Dakota's State Capitol Building in Pierre-- with the exception of the copper dome-- ...

Wyoming Senior Assistant Attorney General Chris Brown was awarded the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation Distinguished Service Award at the organization’s 104th annual meeting. Presented Nov. 10 in Cheyenne, the award is given to those who have gone above and beyond...

Tired of high gas prices in Taos? Envious of the low-low prices at Española gas stations? So is the Town of Taos. At the regular meeting of the Town of

South Dakota State University’s Larson Commons will undergo a major renovation including the concourse, the C-store and the dining area toward the end of this academic year with the aim of completion by the end of summer 2025.   “The Larson project includes the concourse, the C-store, which is the main level when you walk...

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department hopes to secure streamflow protection for different sections of the Yellowstone River basin. These would be sections of