A Missouri truck company owner who was convicted of Paycheck Protection Program fraud was sentenced to nine years in prison.

Former trucking company owner sentenced to nine years in prison for fraud, other charges. Here’s what led to his conviction.

Rounding out the trio of controversial GOP-backed MEPA legislation is a bill with a narrower focus, House Bill 291. Sponsored ...

A Missouri business owner was sentenced to nine years in prison for committing bank fraud, Clean Air Act violations and witness tampering.

Louisiana has long been an energy powerhouse, and its existing hydrogen infrastructure puts it in a prime position to lead in ...

When the Montana Supreme Court sided with the youth plaintiffs in the Held v. State of Montana case, it marked an inflection ...

If the Clean Heat Standard dies, the question becomes whether the five years of work to develop it were in vain, and if not, ...

Christopher Lee Carroll, of Farmington, Missouri, used pandemic loans to start a new business, Whiskey Dix Big Truck Repair.

North Carolina received millions of dollars from the federal government for clean energy programs like Energy Saver NC and ...

President Trump ordered EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to decide by next week whether the agency could abandon its authority to ...

Gov. Hochul announced a $150 million investment in climate resiliency grants aimed at making NYS public college campuses more ...

Staffers that spoke to Grist under the condition of anonymity for fear of losing their jobs blamed new EPA administrator, Lee ...