Savannah Peters

The controlled burns are supposed to help minimize wildfire hazards, but fires in New Mexico that got out of control have some questioning whether climate change is altering that calculation.

The pandemic accelerated automation purchases, according to an industry group, especially in agriculture, construction and fast food.

WHO set the vaccination goal for mid-2022, but health researchers say the mutating virus that spreads more easily means we need to set new priorities for global health.

Storms are becoming more frequent and covering new ground. At the same time, mitigation efforts are getting more expensive

Disruptions at helium processing plants have left a number of industries competing for a limited supply: healthcare, tech and manufacturing to name a few.

COVID shut down industries Native communities relied on. The Reservation Economic Summit is exploring alternative revenue streams.

When a few companies control most of the market, problems arise.

Americans have a $860 billion credit card balance, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Artists who make their living at powwows have had a tough few years. Post-quarantine, they face high expenses for travel and materials.

For one thing, it's not helpful in the fight against inflation.