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Over 5.6 million Americans are living with limb loss and limb difference, but two-thirds won’t receive a prosthetic device. There is not much information to explain why or if people

Daines introduced his legislation in July, asking Congress to remove three WSAs in the Middle Fork Judith in the Little Belt Mountains, the Wales Creek area and in the Hoodoos.

A controversial law that required the state to seek opportunities to maximize revenue from development on state-owned land in Teton County does not violate the Wyoming Constitution, a judge ruled

The ruling weighs on the county’s ability to enforce water-quality, building and fire-code regulations at a glamping operation under construction on state school trust land.

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., declared that FOSTA is constitutional, but with a major catch that will benefit civil liberties activists and sex workers' rights groups.

Furniture Industry News: Universal Furniture’s learning center events roll out its largest lineup ever of educational sessions featuring topics from firm financials to vacation rentals to personal confidence and success.

Shut out of online platforms, many sex workers are now at far greater risk of violence and exploitation

Prostheses made specially for active lifestyles can get incredibly expensive, making it hard for those with limb loss to get moving.

After a rough 2022 for the crypto market, Republican makers announced a subcommittee to regulate crypto and fintech sectors.

Republican Rep. French Hill will chair a new digital assets subcommittee, as lawmakers continue a push to regulate the crypto space after the collapse of FTX.