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North Dakota is expected to see continued debate in the coming weeks over a plan to ban certain items from public libraries.

The world's richest 1 percent took home almost twice as much wealth as the bottom 99 percent combined during the pandemic, according to a new Oxfam International report.

When it comes to sharing content of children on social media - particularly via sponsored posts and brand deals - what's legal isn't always what's ethical.

Erinanne Saffell, state climatologist, said it is important to note Arizona evaluates short-term and long-term drought, both of which have recently improved.

Oklahoma homeowners are not likely to see their properties devalue anytime soon, even as prices drop in the rest of the country.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox is starting the year with a high approval rating.

About half of the people in Colorado live in federally designated mental-health professional shortage areas, and new report recommended steps Congress and other decision-makers can take to help states close gaps within the behavioral health workforce.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' released its latest Producer Price Index data Wednesday which showed prices dropped 0.5 percent in December after rising 0.4 percent in October and 0.2 percent in November.

The proposed merger between the Idaho-based grocery chain Albertsons and Kroger has antitrust laws in the spotlight, as the supermarket companies are already the two largest in the country.

A growing number of public schools and colleges in the U.S. are moving to ban TikTok - the popular Chinese-owned social media app that allows users to share short videos.