With Trump's Big Beautiful Bill quietly slashing SNAP benefits, some say food deserts could become America's next great civil ...

Feral hog populations cause $1.6 billion in annual damage in the U.S. and pose disease threats including African swine fever ...

Imagine discovering a culinary treasure hidden inside a weathered 19th-century barn in Avon, Ohio, where a bowl of lobster bisque has locals and visitors alike making pilgrimages from every corner of ...

Growers from 25 states attended AmericanHort’s Impact Washington Fly-In Summit. In mid-September, 140 members of the green ...

People who live in rural communities often face additional hurdles in accessing health care, which can hinder timely ...

A key component of South Dakota’s application is a $500 million health infrastructure modernization proposal, which would ...

Why? Industrial developers are increasingly searching for larger swaths of land for their data centers, warehouses and ...

These digital barriers create stark state-level variation in access, with direct consequences for seniors. The gaps show up ...

Trump on Wednesday signed a funding bill that ends the longest ever government shutdown, allowing SNAP benefits to resume.

New Mexico Highlands University, located in Las Vegas, recently got its first-ever research institution designation. This, ...

Dozens of people gathered inside a newly constructed water storage tank in the hills west of Cedar City on Tuesday to ...

The hard-working people and families who rely on SNAP benefits deserve certainty, not confusion," Gov. Josh Stein said Nov. 8 ...