Suzanne Potter

Consumer groups allege price gouging.

A new super-white paint in development may be a tool in the fight against climate change.

Some 74% of young people in the U.S. believe gun violence is a problem, and 60% want to see stricter gun laws, according to a new report.

Fire management needs to evolve to attract young professionals – according to a new youth-led organization called Fire Generation Collaborative.

Dairy farmers are proposing a nationwide incentive-based plan that balances milk production with market demand and pays a minimum to cover farmers' costs.

Peeps contain red dye number 3, which is FDA approved for food, but one scientist says it is still dangerous to consume.

This winter volunteers counted more than 335,000 Western monarch butterflies in the annual survey – a big improvement over the last few years, but still far short of historical numbers.

Many people make resolutions to get healthy in the new year but may not realize that time spent in nature has proven mental and physical benefits.

Holiday shoppers need to be on the lookout for financial scams, warns Kathy Stokes, director of fraud prevention programs with AARP.

The federal government issued a Memorandum of Instruction on Tuesday declaring wildlife corridors a priority for the Bureau of Land Management. The move is being praised by conservation groups, but brings up questions about upcoming plans to offer new oil leases on public land.