Top News Image Colorado students want stronger state regulations of AI, social media Colorado teenagers pitched policy proposals to state lawmakers Friday, urging new regulations on social media companies to better protect youth mental health and limit algorithmic content. Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism. Image Nevada faces ‘unrealistic reductions’ in ‘fundamentally flawed’ Colorado River plan, officials say The federal government released a 10-year Colorado River management plan that cuts Nevada's water allocation while sparing Upper Basin states from mandatory reductions, drawing criticism from state leaders. Image Top articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026. Image Feds to impose new cuts on lower Colorado River states amid climate-fueled megadrought The federal government finalized a decade-long water management plan for the Colorado River Basin after seven Western states failed to reach their own agreement on handling severe drought-driven shortages. Image Exceptional drought expands as record heat continues across Colorado Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week. National and Global News Image Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - August 3, 2026 Acting-AG Todd Blanche nixes Trump’s $1.8B ‘anti-weaponization’ fund; Doctor says New York State air quality under threat from EPA truck standards rollback; Destructive AI book scanning practices raise concern for rare books; West Virginia city sued over police surveillance contract. Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue. Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism. Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict. Image Daily Audio Newscast - August 3, 2026 Wildfires in Spokane push Washington to the brink; Nevada leaders slam SAVE Act ahead of Trump visit; Indiana Black-owned business flourish amid financing hurdles; Former Montana wildlife commissioner: Public lands transcend politics. Image Politics: 2026Talks - August 3, 2026 President Trump says Spain’s 'border invasion' will be a midterm talking point. Kamala Harris calls for real conversations to repair democracy and a new poll finds climate change still matters to Democratic voters. Image 31 states decide to join federal school choice program Thirty-one states have joined the federal Education Freedom Scholarship Program offering tax credits for donations to education funds, while nineteen states and D.C. have declined ahead of the January 2027 deadline. Image Judge rejects states’ bid to block Medicaid work rules A federal judge rejected a request from 25 Democratic-led states to delay new Medicaid work requirements that take effect January 1 under Trump's tax law. Life in Kiowa County Haswell - Eads - Brandon - Sheridan Lake - Towner - Classifieds - Local Government - Sand Creek Image Letter to the Editor - Kiowa County Issues A Kiowa County resident and former Planning & Zoning chairman warns that a proposed use tax could discourage development and hurt the county's long-term economic growth. Image Obituary - Karla Jean Buck Karla Jean Buck, a lifelong Eads resident and devoted mother and grandmother, died unexpectedly at her home Tuesday at age 79. Image Southeast Colorado School Sports Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month]. Image Eads hits 104 Monday before cool front knocks highs into the 80s for Kiowa County Eads reaches 104 degrees Monday before a cool front drops temperatures more than 20 degrees by Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possible overnight. Image Southeast Colorado School Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month]. Image Funeral Services - Karla Jean Buck Karla Jean Buck, a longtime Kiowa County resident, passed away July 28 at age 79, with graveside services scheduled for Tuesday at Eads Cemetery. Image Top articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026. Image Pastor's Pearls Sunday, August 2, 2026 Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie. 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Image Cheyenne Wells to hit 102 Monday as fire danger rises across Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells will reach 102 degrees Monday as fire danger climbs across the county due to low humidity and gusty winds. Image USDA Update - July 29, 2029 Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado. Image Heavy rain possible Wednesday night as storms continue in Cheyenne County Cheyenne County faces another round of thunderstorms Wednesday night capable of heavy rainfall before drier weather moves in Thursday. Economy Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict. Image Commentary - Rare bipartisan housing bill just became law — but Americans will still struggle with affordability Congress passed the ROAD to Housing Act in July, the first major housing bill in decades, though experts say its regulatory reforms will only marginally ease the nation's affordability crisis. Image States expand fight against organized retail crime, gift card fraud States are cracking down on organized retail crime with new laws targeting cargo theft, gift card fraud and other sophisticated schemes that have evolved beyond traditional shoplifting. Image Wyoming libraries offer affordability crisis hacks Wyoming libraries offer free streaming services, computers, tools and tutoring to help residents stretch tight budgets. Elections Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue. Image Trump administration rules out mass ICE enforcement at the polls in midterms The Department of Homeland Security says Immigration and Customs Enforcement has no plans to conduct aggressive operations at polling sites during the midterm elections, though officials left open the possibility of changes based on intelligence. Image New Mexico Secretary of State agrees to turn over voter death error records following lawsuit New Mexico agreed to release records showing how the state handles voters mistakenly marked as deceased in its election system following a lawsuit from a national foundation. Image Kansas county's mail ballots printed with wrong address, returned to voters after they sent them in Wyandotte County election officials sent mail-in ballots with an incorrect return address, causing some completed ballots to be mailed back to voters instead of the election office. Health & Living Image More conditions now covered by Texas medical marijuana law Texas expanded its Compassionate Use Program to cover chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, Crohn's disease and other conditions while allowing vape products at licensed dispensaries. Image New nuclear campus deal would require Idaho to accept, store spent nuclear fuel, radioactive waste Idaho was selected as a potential host for a federal nuclear campus but would need to accept spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste from other states under the agreement. Image Colorado and Congress consider taxing rich for basic needs Congress and Colorado lawmakers consider taxing billionaires and the wealthy to fund schools, healthcare and childcare as economic inequality widens. Image Medical providers say New Mexico policy of taking custody of substance-exposed newborns hurts families New Mexico doctors warn that a state directive removing newborns from mothers with substance exposure is pushing pregnant patients away from prenatal care, worsening health outcomes. Movie Reviews Image “Evil Dead Burn” and “The Invite” Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Evil Dead Burn” and “The Invite.” Image Movie Review - The Odyssey Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "The Odyssey.” Is it heroic? Image Movie Review - Moana Critic Bob Garver takes a look at Disney’s "Moana.” Is he enchanted by the live-action remake? Image “Minions & Monsters” Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Minions and Monsters.” Is it a hit, or does he find it despicable? Agriculture Sponsored by our friends at Golden Plains Insurance Image Rising tension in central Washington as farmland is eyed for energy and data center projects Klickitat County grapples with solar and battery storage development on agricultural land as a Shell Energy subsidiary funds a campaign urging landowners to support projects on prime farmland. Image 86 Nebraska counties facing drought approved for USDA emergency loan assistance The USDA has approved drought disaster declarations for 86 of Nebraska's 93 counties, freeing up loan assistance for farmers struggling with severe dry conditions across most of the state. Image Exceptional drought expands as record heat continues across Colorado Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week. Image USDA Update - July 29, 2029 Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado. Government & Politics Image New Mexico Secretary of State agrees to turn over voter death error records following lawsuit New Mexico agreed to release records showing how the state handles voters mistakenly marked as deceased in its election system following a lawsuit from a national foundation. Image Trump looks to veterans to fill trucking jobs after booting immigrants from industry Trump expands a program allowing veterans with military vehicle experience to quickly obtain commercial driver's licenses, aiming to fill the trucking industry's shortage of drivers. Image Nevada faces ‘unrealistic reductions’ in ‘fundamentally flawed’ Colorado River plan, officials say The federal government released a 10-year Colorado River management plan that cuts Nevada's water allocation while sparing Upper Basin states from mandatory reductions, drawing criticism from state leaders. Image New nuclear campus deal would require Idaho to accept, store spent nuclear fuel, radioactive waste Idaho was selected as a potential host for a federal nuclear campus but would need to accept spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste from other states under the agreement. Crime, Court & Law Image More conditions now covered by Texas medical marijuana law Texas expanded its Compassionate Use Program to cover chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, Crohn's disease and other conditions while allowing vape products at licensed dispensaries. Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism. Image Judge rejects states’ bid to block Medicaid work rules A federal judge rejected a request from 25 Democratic-led states to delay new Medicaid work requirements that take effect January 1 under Trump's tax law. Image Lawsuit: Iowa worker stranded in Canada for a year due to visa-related delays An Ames man sues the federal government after spending nearly a year stranded in Canada unable to return to his Iowa job while waiting for visa processing. Weather & Climate Image University of Utah’s ‘AI supercomputer’ debuts among fastest systems in the world The University of Utah's new "Redtail" supercomputer ranks among the world's fastest and most energy-efficient machines, positioning the state to accelerate research in cancer, Alzheimer's, and genetic studies. Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue. Image Eads hits 104 Monday before cool front knocks highs into the 80s for Kiowa County Eads reaches 104 degrees Monday before a cool front drops temperatures more than 20 degrees by Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possible overnight. Image Cheyenne Wells reaches 102 Monday as fire danger and storm chances rise in Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells hits 102 Monday before evening storms and a cold front drop temperatures into the low 80s Tuesday and Wednesday. Personal Finance & Business Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict. Image Millions say they would join a labor union if they could A new report argues that tripling union membership in Colorado and nationwide would raise wages, expand healthcare access, and help families afford rising costs of living. Image Trump looks to veterans to fill trucking jobs after booting immigrants from industry Trump expands a program allowing veterans with military vehicle experience to quickly obtain commercial driver's licenses, aiming to fill the trucking industry's shortage of drivers. Image April trial date sought in suit against Paramount, Warner Bros. A coalition of state attorneys general led by California's Rob Bonta has requested an April 2027 trial date to block the Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance merger on antitrust grounds. Food & Recipes Image Cooking at Home - Ten Minute Corn Chowder Try this quick, easy, and creamy corn soup when you're short on time. Image Cooking at Home - Blueberry Muffins Cooking at Home - Blueberry Muffins Image Cooking at Home - 15-Minute Enchiladas This is quick to make. When you need a main dish right away, try this enchilada recipe. Image Cooking at Home - Hummus Try this quick and easy hummus recipe by itself, with vegetables, crackers, chips, on sandwiches, in wraps and more! The possibilities are endless. Science, Tech & Education Image Colorado students want stronger state regulations of AI, social media Colorado teenagers pitched policy proposals to state lawmakers Friday, urging new regulations on social media companies to better protect youth mental health and limit algorithmic content. Image University of Utah’s ‘AI supercomputer’ debuts among fastest systems in the world The University of Utah's new "Redtail" supercomputer ranks among the world's fastest and most energy-efficient machines, positioning the state to accelerate research in cancer, Alzheimer's, and genetic studies. Image Rising tension in central Washington as farmland is eyed for energy and data center projects Klickitat County grapples with solar and battery storage development on agricultural land as a Shell Energy subsidiary funds a campaign urging landowners to support projects on prime farmland. Image Destructive AI book scanning practices raise concern for rare books AI companies are destroying millions of books through bulk purchases and destructive scanning to train chatbots, raising fears that rare editions could be unknowingly lost. Outdoors & Entertainment Image Opponents headed to court over Trump cuts to Utah monuments Native tribes and conservation groups plan to sue after Trump shrinks Utah's Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments by roughly 90 percent. Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces emergency public fish salvage at Daigre Reservoir Extreme drought forcing Walsenburg and La Veta to drain Daigre Reservoir for municipal water has prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife to open an emergency public fish salvage at the Huerfano County site. Image Home Country - Becoming a Chicken Ranger Rural life and humor, with characters from the mind of Slim Randles. Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free August state park entry for military members Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free state park admission throughout August 2026 to active-duty military, veterans, and National Guard members with proper identification. 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Image Colorado students want stronger state regulations of AI, social media Colorado teenagers pitched policy proposals to state lawmakers Friday, urging new regulations on social media companies to better protect youth mental health and limit algorithmic content.
Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism.
Image Nevada faces ‘unrealistic reductions’ in ‘fundamentally flawed’ Colorado River plan, officials say The federal government released a 10-year Colorado River management plan that cuts Nevada's water allocation while sparing Upper Basin states from mandatory reductions, drawing criticism from state leaders.
Image Top articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Image Feds to impose new cuts on lower Colorado River states amid climate-fueled megadrought The federal government finalized a decade-long water management plan for the Colorado River Basin after seven Western states failed to reach their own agreement on handling severe drought-driven shortages.
Image Exceptional drought expands as record heat continues across Colorado Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.
Image Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - August 3, 2026 Acting-AG Todd Blanche nixes Trump’s $1.8B ‘anti-weaponization’ fund; Doctor says New York State air quality under threat from EPA truck standards rollback; Destructive AI book scanning practices raise concern for rare books; West Virginia city sued over police surveillance contract.
Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue.
Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism.
Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict.
Image Daily Audio Newscast - August 3, 2026 Wildfires in Spokane push Washington to the brink; Nevada leaders slam SAVE Act ahead of Trump visit; Indiana Black-owned business flourish amid financing hurdles; Former Montana wildlife commissioner: Public lands transcend politics.
Image Politics: 2026Talks - August 3, 2026 President Trump says Spain’s 'border invasion' will be a midterm talking point. Kamala Harris calls for real conversations to repair democracy and a new poll finds climate change still matters to Democratic voters.
Image 31 states decide to join federal school choice program Thirty-one states have joined the federal Education Freedom Scholarship Program offering tax credits for donations to education funds, while nineteen states and D.C. have declined ahead of the January 2027 deadline.
Image Judge rejects states’ bid to block Medicaid work rules A federal judge rejected a request from 25 Democratic-led states to delay new Medicaid work requirements that take effect January 1 under Trump's tax law.
Image Letter to the Editor - Kiowa County Issues A Kiowa County resident and former Planning & Zoning chairman warns that a proposed use tax could discourage development and hurt the county's long-term economic growth.
Image Obituary - Karla Jean Buck Karla Jean Buck, a lifelong Eads resident and devoted mother and grandmother, died unexpectedly at her home Tuesday at age 79.
Image Southeast Colorado School Sports Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month].
Image Eads hits 104 Monday before cool front knocks highs into the 80s for Kiowa County Eads reaches 104 degrees Monday before a cool front drops temperatures more than 20 degrees by Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possible overnight.
Image Southeast Colorado School Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month].
Image Funeral Services - Karla Jean Buck Karla Jean Buck, a longtime Kiowa County resident, passed away July 28 at age 79, with graveside services scheduled for Tuesday at Eads Cemetery.
Image Top articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Image Cheyenne Wells reaches 102 Monday as fire danger and storm chances rise in Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells hits 102 Monday before evening storms and a cold front drop temperatures into the low 80s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Image Southeast Colorado School Sports Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month].
Image Southeast Colorado School Calendars – August 3–31, 2026 Events in southeast Colorado for {publish_month].
Image Top articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Image Top audio articles for the week ending August 1, 2026 Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, August 2, 2026.
Image Cheyenne Wells to hit 102 Monday as fire danger rises across Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells will reach 102 degrees Monday as fire danger climbs across the county due to low humidity and gusty winds.
Image USDA Update - July 29, 2029 Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.
Image Heavy rain possible Wednesday night as storms continue in Cheyenne County Cheyenne County faces another round of thunderstorms Wednesday night capable of heavy rainfall before drier weather moves in Thursday.
Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict.
Image Commentary - Rare bipartisan housing bill just became law — but Americans will still struggle with affordability Congress passed the ROAD to Housing Act in July, the first major housing bill in decades, though experts say its regulatory reforms will only marginally ease the nation's affordability crisis.
Image States expand fight against organized retail crime, gift card fraud States are cracking down on organized retail crime with new laws targeting cargo theft, gift card fraud and other sophisticated schemes that have evolved beyond traditional shoplifting.
Image Wyoming libraries offer affordability crisis hacks Wyoming libraries offer free streaming services, computers, tools and tutoring to help residents stretch tight budgets.
Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue.
Image Trump administration rules out mass ICE enforcement at the polls in midterms The Department of Homeland Security says Immigration and Customs Enforcement has no plans to conduct aggressive operations at polling sites during the midterm elections, though officials left open the possibility of changes based on intelligence.
Image New Mexico Secretary of State agrees to turn over voter death error records following lawsuit New Mexico agreed to release records showing how the state handles voters mistakenly marked as deceased in its election system following a lawsuit from a national foundation.
Image Kansas county's mail ballots printed with wrong address, returned to voters after they sent them in Wyandotte County election officials sent mail-in ballots with an incorrect return address, causing some completed ballots to be mailed back to voters instead of the election office.
Image More conditions now covered by Texas medical marijuana law Texas expanded its Compassionate Use Program to cover chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, Crohn's disease and other conditions while allowing vape products at licensed dispensaries.
Image New nuclear campus deal would require Idaho to accept, store spent nuclear fuel, radioactive waste Idaho was selected as a potential host for a federal nuclear campus but would need to accept spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste from other states under the agreement.
Image Colorado and Congress consider taxing rich for basic needs Congress and Colorado lawmakers consider taxing billionaires and the wealthy to fund schools, healthcare and childcare as economic inequality widens.
Image Medical providers say New Mexico policy of taking custody of substance-exposed newborns hurts families New Mexico doctors warn that a state directive removing newborns from mothers with substance exposure is pushing pregnant patients away from prenatal care, worsening health outcomes.
Image “Evil Dead Burn” and “The Invite” Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Evil Dead Burn” and “The Invite.”
Image Movie Review - Moana Critic Bob Garver takes a look at Disney’s "Moana.” Is he enchanted by the live-action remake?
Image “Minions & Monsters” Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Minions and Monsters.” Is it a hit, or does he find it despicable?
Image Rising tension in central Washington as farmland is eyed for energy and data center projects Klickitat County grapples with solar and battery storage development on agricultural land as a Shell Energy subsidiary funds a campaign urging landowners to support projects on prime farmland.
Image 86 Nebraska counties facing drought approved for USDA emergency loan assistance The USDA has approved drought disaster declarations for 86 of Nebraska's 93 counties, freeing up loan assistance for farmers struggling with severe dry conditions across most of the state.
Image Exceptional drought expands as record heat continues across Colorado Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.
Image USDA Update - July 29, 2029 Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.
Image New Mexico Secretary of State agrees to turn over voter death error records following lawsuit New Mexico agreed to release records showing how the state handles voters mistakenly marked as deceased in its election system following a lawsuit from a national foundation.
Image Trump looks to veterans to fill trucking jobs after booting immigrants from industry Trump expands a program allowing veterans with military vehicle experience to quickly obtain commercial driver's licenses, aiming to fill the trucking industry's shortage of drivers.
Image Nevada faces ‘unrealistic reductions’ in ‘fundamentally flawed’ Colorado River plan, officials say The federal government released a 10-year Colorado River management plan that cuts Nevada's water allocation while sparing Upper Basin states from mandatory reductions, drawing criticism from state leaders.
Image New nuclear campus deal would require Idaho to accept, store spent nuclear fuel, radioactive waste Idaho was selected as a potential host for a federal nuclear campus but would need to accept spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste from other states under the agreement.
Image More conditions now covered by Texas medical marijuana law Texas expanded its Compassionate Use Program to cover chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, Crohn's disease and other conditions while allowing vape products at licensed dispensaries.
Image Prosecutors drop vandalism charges for Reflecting Pool damage, blame ‘contractor error’ Federal prosecutors move to dismiss charges against a Maryland canoeist after discovering the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage likely resulted from contractor error, not vandalism.
Image Judge rejects states’ bid to block Medicaid work rules A federal judge rejected a request from 25 Democratic-led states to delay new Medicaid work requirements that take effect January 1 under Trump's tax law.
Image Lawsuit: Iowa worker stranded in Canada for a year due to visa-related delays An Ames man sues the federal government after spending nearly a year stranded in Canada unable to return to his Iowa job while waiting for visa processing.
Image University of Utah’s ‘AI supercomputer’ debuts among fastest systems in the world The University of Utah's new "Redtail" supercomputer ranks among the world's fastest and most energy-efficient machines, positioning the state to accelerate research in cancer, Alzheimer's, and genetic studies.
Image Poll: 'Climate hush' among Democrats may not win votes A University of California study finds that Democratic candidates emphasizing climate change could gain voter support rather than lose it, challenging the party's recent strategy of downplaying the issue.
Image Eads hits 104 Monday before cool front knocks highs into the 80s for Kiowa County Eads reaches 104 degrees Monday before a cool front drops temperatures more than 20 degrees by Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possible overnight.
Image Cheyenne Wells reaches 102 Monday as fire danger and storm chances rise in Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells hits 102 Monday before evening storms and a cold front drop temperatures into the low 80s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Image Today’s children could prosper in tomorrow’s shortage of young workers Young workers entering a shrinking labor market could earn significantly more than their parents and benefit from lower housing costs starting around 2040, demographers predict.
Image Millions say they would join a labor union if they could A new report argues that tripling union membership in Colorado and nationwide would raise wages, expand healthcare access, and help families afford rising costs of living.
Image Trump looks to veterans to fill trucking jobs after booting immigrants from industry Trump expands a program allowing veterans with military vehicle experience to quickly obtain commercial driver's licenses, aiming to fill the trucking industry's shortage of drivers.
Image April trial date sought in suit against Paramount, Warner Bros. A coalition of state attorneys general led by California's Rob Bonta has requested an April 2027 trial date to block the Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance merger on antitrust grounds.
Image Cooking at Home - Ten Minute Corn Chowder Try this quick, easy, and creamy corn soup when you're short on time.
Image Cooking at Home - 15-Minute Enchiladas This is quick to make. When you need a main dish right away, try this enchilada recipe.
Image Cooking at Home - Hummus Try this quick and easy hummus recipe by itself, with vegetables, crackers, chips, on sandwiches, in wraps and more! The possibilities are endless.
Image Colorado students want stronger state regulations of AI, social media Colorado teenagers pitched policy proposals to state lawmakers Friday, urging new regulations on social media companies to better protect youth mental health and limit algorithmic content.
Image University of Utah’s ‘AI supercomputer’ debuts among fastest systems in the world The University of Utah's new "Redtail" supercomputer ranks among the world's fastest and most energy-efficient machines, positioning the state to accelerate research in cancer, Alzheimer's, and genetic studies.
Image Rising tension in central Washington as farmland is eyed for energy and data center projects Klickitat County grapples with solar and battery storage development on agricultural land as a Shell Energy subsidiary funds a campaign urging landowners to support projects on prime farmland.
Image Destructive AI book scanning practices raise concern for rare books AI companies are destroying millions of books through bulk purchases and destructive scanning to train chatbots, raising fears that rare editions could be unknowingly lost.
Image Opponents headed to court over Trump cuts to Utah monuments Native tribes and conservation groups plan to sue after Trump shrinks Utah's Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments by roughly 90 percent.
Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces emergency public fish salvage at Daigre Reservoir Extreme drought forcing Walsenburg and La Veta to drain Daigre Reservoir for municipal water has prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife to open an emergency public fish salvage at the Huerfano County site.
Image Home Country - Becoming a Chicken Ranger Rural life and humor, with characters from the mind of Slim Randles.
Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free August state park entry for military members Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free state park admission throughout August 2026 to active-duty military, veterans, and National Guard members with proper identification.
Image Curious Kids: How hot does it get in the desert? When you think of a desert, you probably imagine giant waves of sand dunes beneath a blazing Sun.
Image Curious Kids: Why are our fingers different lengths? The middle finger is usually the longest. It acts as the hand’s central axis, helping to balance and guide movements. Its length also allows it to work with the other fingers to grip objects securely.
Image Curious Kids: Can you make a black hole in a laboratory? A black hole is an object so massive and dense that even light cannot escape its gravity.
Image Curious Kids: Why do baseball players put a black mark under their eyes? For baseball players, seeing the ball clearly can be the difference between making a game-winning catch and watching the winning run score.
