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(Arizona News Connection) For many years, Tsegi Canyon on the Navajo Nation struggled: Its dry walls and streambanks were eroding, exposing crumbling red soil to the desert sky. Its springs were drying up; native plants were few and far between on the canyon floor, often replaced by invasive weeds.This land, beautiful and remote, was tired, said Nicholas Chischilly, a wildlife technician with the Navajo Nation Climate Change Program, which operates under the tribe's Department of Fish and W...

Utah Governor Spencer Cox announced a new initiative Tuesday that would eliminate a four-year degree as a requirement for some state jobs.

Declining gas prices are good news for consumers but not so good for the state of Oklahoma.

With Montana lawmakers looking at a large budget surplus, a group of hunters, scientists and landowners is asking them to consider creating a trust for land stewardship and restoration.

The Arizona Auditor General's office issued an alert in hopes of stopping cash receipt fraud this week.

A new study is focused on concerns for Nebraska waterways.

Seeds from trees located within Utah's national forests are helping repopulate forests with similar makeups that may have been impacted by climate change or burned by wildfires.

Two former Arizona political candidates will have to pay legal fees due to a failed lawsuit.

As a way to reward those who have stayed in the child care field, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services is offering $66 million in stipends and loan repayment grants to workers with at least six continuous months at a licensed child care facility in the state.

Rep. Jim Olsen is the first lawmaker to file a bill for the upcoming 2023 Oklahoma legislative session.