Chris D'Angelo

Will lawmakers put a man who has argued that “we do not even need” the vast majority of federal lands in charge of 250 million acres of them?

Lewiston city councilors voted down a proposed data center earlier this week, following concerns about potential environmental impacts.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife has been asked to “look for refuges and hatcheries established for a purpose that no longer aligns" with its mission.

The so-called ‘God Squad’ obliterated Endangered Species Act restrictions on Gulf oil and gas developers at its first meeting in more than 30 years.

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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said a federal land sell-off “wasn’t part of the president’s agenda" even though his staff shared research with the Utah senator.

Aaron Flint, a longtime conservative radio host, is now campaigning for Congress on a pledge to defend public lands.

Citing Public Domain’s reporting, a watchdog group calls on Congress to investigate Karen Budd-Falen.

Members of the purportedly bipartisan caucus voted on party lines to confirm Trump’s controversial pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management.

The outside group is painting Kurt Alme, the Trump-endorsed Republican running to replace outgoing Sen. Steve Daines, as a public land protector.