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In 2021, the city of Denver released a report by a task force that took on police reform titled “Reimagining Policing And Public Safety.” But few could have imagined the controversies involving the police that have transpired in the past two years.

Salt Lake City is notorious for its bad air days this time of year, but there is a silver lining to the brown cloud.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency for three counties hit with torrential rains that caused flash flooding, leading to one death.

Arizonans will decide on a ballot initiative designed to limit interest rates on debt from health-care services. The proposal is the first initiative certified for the ballot in Arizona for November, and the first of three initiatives with signatures under review to be certified. There are also eight legislative referrals on the ballot in Arizona.

Nebraska taxpayers will soon be notified of proposals to increase their property taxes because of a law passed last year.

It's hard for almost anyone to find housing in Montana right now, but the barriers are even higher for people with criminal records.

Arizona's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained steady, remaining at 3.3 percent from June 2022 to July 2022.

Montana is among the top states where employers are having a tough time hiring workers.

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's Office and leadership in the Arizona Legislature are now accepting applications for the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Board.

The valley city of Scottsdale is cleaning up the aftermath of a weekend of flooding and high winds from monsoons that rolled through the valley.