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A 2020 Nebraska law restricted the use of solitary confinement for Nebraska youths in detention. 

The Arizona Green Party will be able to run candidates on the ballot once again for the 2024 and 2026 election cycles.

A ranch in Wheatland County and a Bozeman-based research group are partnering to test out a virtual fence project.

AARP Arizona wants long-term care facilities in the state to do more to ensure the highest level of care for their residents.

Montana Conservation Voters Education Fund is upping its education efforts.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen praised U.S. Representative Mike Flood for introducing a resolution condemning the United Nations Food Strategy.

Wildlife advocates are pushing back on a bill in Congress which would remove federal wilderness protections.

The funding comes from revenue from the Montana State Trust Land and will be allocated to the state's Office of Public Instruction.

The Arizona Governor's Office of Resilience and industry leaders discussed clean energy investments in the state.

Some community leaders in Nevada want the Biden administration to reconsider a proposed ban on menthol cigarettes.