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With a new legislative session on the horizon and new legislators after the November elections, the Coalition for a Strong Nebraska is bringing policymakers, nonprofits, service providers and state agencies together to find solutions to the most pressing issues facing Nebraskans.

The Arizona Corporation Commission has unanimously voted development of the massive SunZia Transmission Wind Project can continue.

From one side of the city limits sign, a groundwater pipeline proposal in a sparsely populated Utah county looks like a crucial investment in economic expansion for a growing metropolis.

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Utah Governor Spencer Cox said record low levels prompted him to suspend new water appropriations from the Great Salt Lake Basin.

October has been Children's Environmental Health Month and this week is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, so groups in California that advocate for children's health are asking for changes to the state's 10-year plan to replace lead pipes.

Oklahoma went from a budget deficit of $2.4 billion to a surplus of over $5 billion in one year.

Oklahoma will not add the COVID-19 vaccine to the list of shots required for children before they attend school

Utah Governor Spencer Cox proposed what he called "common sense" solutions for reducing the harmful effects of social media on children.

The Biden administration has set aside a massive oil and gas drilling project in the Uinta Basin due to its potential effect on the climate and greenhouse-gas emissions.