Midwest Dispatch

In Normal, Illinois, green startup Rivian plans to produce 100,000 delivery vans for Amazon, along with hundreds of jobs.

After a century of advocacy, the Hoosier State has a national park, and its immense popularity is making a case for more protected lakeshore.

For years this midsize city has been a leader in cutting carbon pollution. Now it’s raising its game with solar, energy efficiency, and electric cars.

The toxic chemicals have been showing up in milk around the country, prompting midwestern farmers to take a closer look at their land.

In a move that could open the door to industrial waste and interstate squabbles, the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission is making its water quality standards voluntary.

Dam removals are setting rapids and fish populations free and keeping swimmers and boaters safer.

With its incoming network of charging stations and incentive programs for consumers, Michigan may have the most forward-looking EV infrastructure plan in the Midwest.

Self-driving shuttles and energy audits are helping to keep this Ohio boomtown booming (without the carbon bust).

Historic flooding recently inundated parts of the Cornhusker State where the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would pass through. Here’s why that’s a disaster in the making.

After finding the species in Lake Ontario last fall, scientists and authorities are trying to get ahead of a possible invasion before it’s too late.