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Environmental groups publicly rejected Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his presidential run. Now, some are quietly locking arms with the "Make America Healthy Again" movement the longtime environmental attorney founded.

Residents in Fayetteville, Georgia, noticed low water pressure last year. The utility discovered two unaccounted-for water connections at one of the nation's largest data center campuses.

State policymakers appear unprepared for a potential increase in power bills driven by a doubling of emissions credit prices as Virginia gears up to rejoin a regional climate program.

Long-anticipated recommendations to revamp the disaster agency were approved Thursday. Now, President Donald Trump has to make a decision.

The agency's top official told lawmakers that the "vast majority" of calls were answered. New data indicates most people couldn't get through.

A surge in diesel costs is set to ripple through the U.S. economy, raising prices on everything from groceries to housing and adding new political risk for Republicans.

"Disruption and upheaval" during the Trump administration led to fewer nominations -- and fewer winners -- of awards considered the federal government's Oscars.

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company abruptly stopped work on a water reuse facility meant to alleviate strain on the Memphis-area water supply. Nobody's saying why.

The Arizona senator wants his party to focus on energy affordability over climate change appeals to win control in November.

Legislators in at least 28 states this year introduced bills that would roll back tax incentives for the energy-hungry facilities.