A beachfront townhouse on Siesta Key, a shingled home near the bay in Bristol and a Tudor-style house in a leafy Denver enclave.
A beachfront townhouse on Siesta Key, a shingled home near the bay in Bristol and a Tudor-style house in a leafy Denver enclave.
Seeking re-election in 2018, the Arizona Republican criticizes what he calls the nationalist and populist strain in the party.
The national monument, which the Trump administration is reassessing, is full of life — Joshua trees, prairie falcons — and stunning petroglyphs.
The new national monument, with remarkable archaeological sites, is under review by the Trump administration, which could reduce its size.
Sgt. First Class Ikaika Erik Kang, 34, is accused of trying to provide equipment, training and classified military information to ISIS.
Public land is always under threat. We are its enemy — and its savior.
The long food narrative of the state informs the whole menu at Arcana, using almost entirely local meat and produce.
The medical condition was discovered after the Arizona senator underwent a procedure to remove a blood clot above his left eye.
Republican and Democratic politicians alike praised the Arizona senator after learning that he has brain cancer.
In tiny Joseph, Ore., you can find award-winning local whiskey, fair-trade chocolates and gorgeous scenery.
Soar to dizzying heights in Wallowa County, Oregon, a remote county even by the standards of the rural Northwest.
An antebellum home near Pittsburgh, a modernist house outside Santa Fe, N.M., and an 1895 townhouse in St. Louis.
An antebellum home near Pittsburgh, a modernist house outside Santa Fe, N.M., and an 1895 townhouse in St. Louis.
Jude Sparks was playing with his brothers in New Mexico when he stumbled over the fossilized tusk of a Stegomastodon, a prehistoric, elephantine creature.
The annual Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley is a veritable primer in mogul off-duty image-making.
Evidence shows that the officers — one retired, one back on the Albuquerque force — fired after concluding the man posed a threat, the Justice Department said.
The storm, which hit Saturday — the first day of Arizona’s monsoon season — disrupted a family gathering in central Arizona, killing at least six children.
As some states make it harder to block workers from going elsewhere, Idaho has passed a law that tips the scale toward their employers.
Federal protection is set to expire at the end of the month, even as the bears’ food sources are collapsing. Meanwhile, hunters are lining up.
New research suggests controlling the animals outside a preserve can affect those living within it, with implications for wildlife management programs elsewhere.
A ruling in Hawaii expands the list of “bona fide” relationships that can qualify refugees to enter the country; the attorney general vowed an appeal.
More than 7,000 pounds of hagfish, also known as slime eels, coated a section of Highway 101 with a gel described as “Spider-Man’s webbing crossed with a jellyfish.”...
In Nogales, Mexico, a door in the border fence is unlocked when cattle brokers and buyers strike the right price.
In Naco, Ariz., one church holds services on both sides of the border to connect neighbors and families who are separated by four city blocks and miles upon miles of thick steel posts.
The towns of Douglas, Ariz., and Agua Prieta, Mexico, have a deep economic and cultural bond. An art installation on both sides of the border wall let residents imagine — if only for an evening — that there was no barrier between them.
Emergency measures endorsed by Nevada’s Republican governor are helping ease a shortage of cannabis, which is experiencing a surge in demand.
The rapper’s tour supporting his fourth album, “DAMN.,” is focused, direct and unglamorous.
News about a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile is largely met with fatalism in Alaska, home to many military veterans and people on active duty.
Researchers documented for the first time that the large mammals learned to feed on juvenile salmon released from hatcheries in southeast Alaska.
Ice Cube’s 3-on-3 basketball league has been paid to move its championship across the street, clearing the way for the blockbuster fight.
Warren LeGarie and Albert Hall have turned the Las Vegas summer league into a booming business: “We are the Burning Man of basketball.”...
A cedar-shake house on Bainbridge Island, a clapboard home in Yarmouth and a Federal-style house near Biloxi.
A cedar-shake house on Bainbridge Island, a clapboard home in Yarmouth and a Federal-style house near Biloxi.
At a two-day conference sponsored by The New York Times, mayors and other panelists discussed immigration, climate and health policy in a deeply partisan age.
The authorities said the smart home device made an emergency call, but Amazon and a 911 official said that was not plausible.
A warehouse in Colorado offers evidence of the immense demand for goods made from threatened and endangered animals.
Crews have been fighting wildfires in multiple states in the past week, some of which continued to rage on Monday.
The exhibition showcase usually has lots of empty seats. Not this time.
After a flight attendant smashed a wine bottle over the man’s head, he was restrained with the help of other passengers.
A recent dispute over whether Seattle’s $15 an hour minimum wage has helped or hurt workers has crucial lessons for all policy makers.
CBS is facing criticism for letting Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park leave “Hawaii Five-0.” Our TV critic — who has watched every episode — weighs in.
What are we really looking for in stories of flying saucers and government cover-ups?...
A botanist explores the Great Basin and Mojave deserts of Nevada.
A pilgrimage (with children) to see ‘‘Spiral Jetty,’’ Robert Smithson’s profound testament to catastrophe.
There’s progress on greater gender equality in politics. So everything’s going to get better.
The bright color and deep flavor of king salmon can only come from a journey of thousands of miles to the Alaskan coast.
The president’s move to weaken safety on offshore drill rigs and expand drilling in the oceans threatens workers and beaches.
The towns of Douglas, Ariz., and Agua Prieta, Mexico, have a deep economic and cultural bond. An art installation on both sides of the border wall let residents imagine — if only for an evening — that there was no barrier between them.
Bosh has not appeared in the N.B.A. in more than a year because of blood clots. He could return next season, if another team declares him fit to play.
“White nights” and sun that barely sets near the Arctic Circle are an occasion to celebrate for some living things. But a night crawler might want to stay in its burrow.
Are Americans still feeling pride in a bitterly divided country? We hit the road to find out.
“Vegas is one of those places that is always changing and always staying the same,” said the photographer Ryan Shorosky, who has been documenting its people for several years.
Dean Heller, the Nevada senator who broke with President Trump on health care, now faces the wrath of Las Vegas’s biggest titans and the Republican rank and file.
More land has burned so far this year in the Southwest than anywhere else in the country, and firefighters are struggling to stay ahead of the flames.
In Portland, Ore., a city that takes its leisure seriously, several bars feature table tennis as a central attraction.
Two people were found to have plague this week. What does the disease look like in the modern world, and why does it keep happening in New Mexico?...
Avis Budget Group, a car-rental company, will perform basic upkeep on the fleet of self-driving minivans Waymo is deploying in the Phoenix area.
Strong winds and high temperatures remained obstacles for firefighters as they battled separate wildfires in California and Utah.