Foreign crypto mining companies eye Kentucky for cheap power, New Hampshire backers of public education celebrate election wins, and a BLM proposal would allow conservation leases on public lands.

Proposed EPA rule limits toxic emissions from coal-fired power plants; GOP Republican lawmakers in TN voted on Thursday to expel two Democratic legislators; Under WA Bill, city growth plans would consider climate impacts.

Grocery workers at popular Minnesota chain plan to strike, Nevada's disability community feels lawmakers are missing the mark on housing, and caregivers rally in Olympia to call for a tax on the wealthy.

In Michigan, Ann Arbor wants to be carbon-neutral, a potential Indiana children's book ban draws concerns, and former President Trump pleads not guilty to felony charges.

The historic arraignment of Donald Trump is expected in New York today, a 'Buy America' bill could boost Oregon iron and steel industries, and President Biden visits Minnesota as part of a manufacturing and clean energy investments tour.

Record spending in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race leads to calls for reform, lawmakers consider expanding MaineCare to all immigrant adults, and an EPA program sends electric buses to Nebraska schools.

Donald Trump indicted by Manhattan grand jury, Georgia campaign fights to reopen local hospitals, and New Mexico creates first-ever $100M conservation fund.

Nebraska attorneys develop a workers rights program, the FDA approves over-the-counter sales of the overdose-reversing drug Naloxone, and mayors look for new ways to partner with the federal government.

Banking woes send consumers looking for safer alternatives, some Indiana communities resist a dollar chain store "invasion," and a permit to build an oil pipeline tunnel under the Great Lakes is postponed.

Nashville mourns six dead in the latest mass shooting, the EPA takes public input on a proposal to clean up Pennsylvania's drinking water, and find ways to get more Zzz's during Sleep Awareness Month.