Top News Image Firefighters from 30 states battle wildfires in Colorado Seven active wildfires have burned over 200,000 acres across Colorado, with more than 1,800 firefighters from 30 states deployed to battle the blazes. Image Commentary - As Colorado River and tributaries shrink, a public power system frays Colorado's only federal hydropower system is on pace to generate nearly 30% less electricity than its historical average as drought shrinks reservoirs across the state. Image Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Image Colorado wildfires spark new debate on drought response Wildfires spreading across Colorado are forcing Western states to rethink water management as a decades-long drought worsens and climate change intensifies fire conditions. Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026. Image 15 states sue Trump administration to block school mental health funding cuts Fifteen states including Colorado sued the Trump administration Friday to block cuts to a billion-dollar school mental health grant program established after the Parkland shooting. National and Global News Image More teens with cannabis use disorder are facing treatment delays, study finds Teenagers seeking treatment for cannabis use disorder in the U.S. now face longer waits to get care, with nearly a third experiencing delays in 2022. Image Report: Lobbyists spend big for corporate tax breaks A new report finds 88 major corporations paid zero federal income taxes last year despite earning $105 billion in pretax profits through aggressive lobbying and tax strategies. Image The Yonder Report: News from rural America - July 16, 2026 A free Central Texas transportation program allows seniors to reconnect with friends and doctors, a 30-city nurses tour is calling attention to GOP Medicaid cuts, more states are imposing climate-driven water restrictions, and tips for a corny vacation. Image Politics: 2026Talks - July 16, 2026 The House rejects a bid to end military aid to Israel, the Senate grills the nominee for Director of National Intelligence over the big 2020 election lie, and Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche faces a tough confirmation hearing. Image Daily Audio Newscast - July 16, 2026 The US launches new attacks, and Trump tells Tehran to behave; Ohioans squeezed by rising utility costs amid a summer heat wave; It takes a village for small Minnesota towns to adapt to wildfires; Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat-industry fairness rules. Image Democrats have a shot at flipping state legislatures across the country Democrats see opportunities to flip Republican-held state legislatures this November, buoyed by special election wins and voter frustration over the economy and Washington gridlock. Image Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - July 15, 2026 Trump says we cannot give up on ICE Traffic Stops, despite DHS pause on stops; U.S. businesses grapple with AI risks, A new survey finds; Global banks invest billions in climate-altering fossil fuels; As Nashville housing crisis grows, Barnes Fund and bonds may boost supply. Image US House passes bipartisan bill to make daylight saving time permanent The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act on a bipartisan vote Tuesday, moving the nation closer to making daylight saving time permanent year-round. Life in Kiowa County Haswell - Eads - Brandon - Sheridan Lake - Towner - Classifieds - Local Government - Sand Creek Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026. Image Pastor's Pearl - July 14, 2026 Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie. Image Sunny, breezy week ahead in Eads as heat builds to 97 by Sunday Eads faces a sunny, windy week with temperatures climbing from near 90 Wednesday to 97 by Sunday as high pressure builds over the region. Image Kiowa County Weather Recap - July 7-13, 2026 Weather conditions in Kiowa County, Colorado, for the seven days ending July 13, 2026. Image About Town - July 14, 2026 Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden. Image Kiowa County Commissioners meeting agenda - July 14, 2026 Agenda for the July 14, 2026, meeting of the Kiowa County, Colorado, board of county commissioners. Image Sunny and breezy week ahead for Eads as highs climb into the low 90s Eads faces sunny skies and low 90s temperatures through midweek as persistent southeast winds gust to 35 mph by Thursday. Image Top audio articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026. Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wells - Kit Carson - Wild Horse Image Warm, breezy week in Cheyenne Wells with weekend heat near 97 Cheyenne Wells will warm from the upper 80s Wednesday to near 97 by Sunday under sunny skies and breezy conditions. Image Dry, sunny stretch holds through the week in Cheyenne Wells Cheyenne Wells stays dry and sunny through midweek with highs near 89 degrees and breezy south winds. Image Top audio articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026. Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026. Image Slight storm chance Friday, then hot and sunny for Cheyenne Wells A slight chance of Friday evening thunderstorms gives way to hot, sunny weather through the weekend and into next week across Cheyenne County. Image Severe storms possible across the eastern Colorado plains Thursday Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop over the eastern Colorado plains Thursday afternoon, with damaging wind the primary threat across Kiowa, Cheyenne and Prowers counties. Image Strong storms and gusty winds possible Wednesday for Cheyenne Wells Strong to severe thunderstorms arrive Wednesday evening in Cheyenne Wells with damaging winds up to 70 mph and blowing dust possible. Image Cheyenne Wells warms into the 90s with storm chances returning midweek Cheyenne Wells reaches near 98 degrees Tuesday before midweek thunderstorms arrive, with gusty winds and dry lightning posing fire concerns through Thursday. Economy Image Mark Hillman's Capitol Review - Freedom makes America unique Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman explores issues affecting people in Colorado. Image Capitol Review - Let’s make America 250 about US Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman explores issues affecting people in Colorado. Image Western, Southeastern states see economic bumps in first quarter Western states led economic growth in the first quarter while agricultural regions like South Dakota contracted, new federal data shows. Image Commentary - The debate about Mexican wolves is loud, but their economic impact is surprisingly small Federal data contradicts ranchers' claims that endangered Mexican gray wolves are devastating livestock herds across New Mexico and Arizona. Elections Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates. Image Democrats have a shot at flipping state legislatures across the country Democrats see opportunities to flip Republican-held state legislatures this November, buoyed by special election wins and voter frustration over the economy and Washington gridlock. Image Dark-money group, Colorado’s Kent Thiry behind late pro-Hickenlooper PAC spending Mystery super PACs funded by a Denver billionaire and national dark-money group spent nearly $500,000 supporting Senator John Hickenlooper's narrow primary victory over progressive challenger Julie Gonzales in June. Image Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Health & Living Image Wildfire smoke puts Colorado's unhoused population at increased risk Wildfire smoke from blazes near Pueblo and along the Colorado-Utah border poses serious health risks to Denver's homeless population, who cannot easily escape the toxic air. Image South Texas residents advised to stock up for severe storms Severe storms bringing up to 20 inches of rain threaten South Texas this week, prompting officials to urge residents to stock emergency supplies including water and food. Image The Yonder Report: News from rural America - July 16, 2026 A free Central Texas transportation program allows seniors to reconnect with friends and doctors, a 30-city nurses tour is calling attention to GOP Medicaid cuts, more states are imposing climate-driven water restrictions, and tips for a corny vacation. Image Nebraska cities restoring $15 minimum wage for all workers Omaha's City Council voted 4-3 to keep its minimum wage at $15 an hour, following Lincoln's lead despite a state lawsuit challenging such local ordinances. Movie Reviews 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 Movie Review - Supergirl Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Supergirl." Is he a super fan? Image Movie Review - Toy Story 5 Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Toy Story 5.” Does it play well for him? Agriculture Sponsored by our friends at Golden Plains Insurance Image Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules Oregon farmers warn that the Trump administration's repeal of Biden-era meat industry fairness rules will worsen processing bottlenecks and favor corporate operations over independent producers. Image Agritourism is growing in Utah but it hasn’t reached its full potential, new study says A new study shows Utah's agritourism industry generates about $45 million annually through farm tours, pumpkin patches, and ranch experiences that draw visitors to rural communities. Image Farm group: Arizona egg price collusion settlement 'falls short' Farm group: Arizona egg price collusion settlement 'falls short' Image Grain bin accidents remain deadly. One farmer hopes his family’s story can help. Grain bin accidents remain deadly. Government & Politics Image Colorado Atty Gen says receipts for lawsuits will cost 17x more than expected Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's office increased its fee estimate for public records about his lawsuits from $289.59 to $5,129.88 after initially refusing payment and delaying the request. Image Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules Oregon farmers warn that the Trump administration's repeal of Biden-era meat industry fairness rules will worsen processing bottlenecks and favor corporate operations over independent producers. Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates. Image Organizers of efforts to establish two new political parties in Nebraska submit signatures Two groups submitted signatures Wednesday to establish new Nebraska political parties, potentially giving voters additional ballot options this November. Crime, Court & Law Image Another drug manufacturer settles with dozens of states over price-fixing allegations Generic drug manufacturer Glenmark will pay Oregon $316,000 as part of a $29.6 million settlement for participating in a price-fixing scheme that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers across the country. Image Colorado Atty Gen says receipts for lawsuits will cost 17x more than expected Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's office increased its fee estimate for public records about his lawsuits from $289.59 to $5,129.88 after initially refusing payment and delaying the request. Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates. Image Commentary - New ICE detention center poses critical test for Colorado Federal immigration authorities plan to open a second detention center near Hudson, Colorado, despite documented inhumane conditions at the existing Aurora facility. Weather & Climate Image South Texas residents advised to stock up for severe storms Severe storms bringing up to 20 inches of rain threaten South Texas this week, prompting officials to urge residents to stock emergency supplies including water and food. Image Heat builds in Lamar as highs approach 100 by Sunday Lamar faces a dangerous heat wave this week, with temperatures climbing to near 100 by Sunday and gusty winds elevating fire danger through Friday. Image Warm, breezy week in Cheyenne Wells with weekend heat near 97 Cheyenne Wells will warm from the upper 80s Wednesday to near 97 by Sunday under sunny skies and breezy conditions. Image Sunny, breezy week ahead in Eads as heat builds to 97 by Sunday Eads faces a sunny, windy week with temperatures climbing from near 90 Wednesday to 97 by Sunday as high pressure builds over the region. Personal Finance & Business Image Another drug manufacturer settles with dozens of states over price-fixing allegations Generic drug manufacturer Glenmark will pay Oregon $316,000 as part of a $29.6 million settlement for participating in a price-fixing scheme that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers across the country. Image Nebraska cities restoring $15 minimum wage for all workers Omaha's City Council voted 4-3 to keep its minimum wage at $15 an hour, following Lincoln's lead despite a state lawsuit challenging such local ordinances. Image Report: Lobbyists spend big for corporate tax breaks A new report finds 88 major corporations paid zero federal income taxes last year despite earning $105 billion in pretax profits through aggressive lobbying and tax strategies. Image Dark-money group, Colorado’s Kent Thiry behind late pro-Hickenlooper PAC spending Mystery super PACs funded by a Denver billionaire and national dark-money group spent nearly $500,000 supporting Senator John Hickenlooper's narrow primary victory over progressive challenger Julie Gonzales in June. Food & Recipes Image Cooking at Home - Wild Rice Muffins These flavorful and nutty wild rice muffins come together as part of a healthy breakfast or snack. 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 Cooking at Home - Potato Salad Cooking at Home - Potato Salad Science, Tech & Education Image Kansas reports 9% reduction in number of classroom teacher vacancies statewide Kansas teacher vacancies dropped 9.1% this spring as schools filled hard-to-staff positions in special education, science, math and elementary classrooms. Image Nebraska counties weigh data centers as public power debate grows Nebraska counties are imposing data center moratoriums to address water and electricity concerns while state law continues encouraging development. Image U.S. businesses grapple with AI risks, new survey finds A new survey of U.S. audit partners finds artificial intelligence emerging as the top economic risk facing businesses across industries. Image Data center debate heats up in Pocatello, Idaho Pocatello's City Council will reconsider a rejected 2.6 billion dollar data center proposal amid growing concerns about energy and water consumption across Idaho. Outdoors & Entertainment Image Yellowstone’s oldest wolf pack, Mollie’s Pack, leaves the park, raising fears for its future A Wyoming citizen scientist captured trail camera footage of Mollie's Pack, Yellowstone's last surviving wolf pack from the 1995 reintroduction, now roaming far outside the park and vulnerable to hunters. Image Under new agreement, federal government limits obstacles to oil leasing in Alaska’s Arctic refuge The federal government agreed to permanently ease restrictions on oil and gas leasing in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, settling lawsuits filed by the state and its investment bank. Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks anglers to stop fishing at noon on Animas, Dolores and San Juan rivers Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks anglers to avoid fishing the Animas, San Juan, and Dolores rivers during afternoon hours as dangerously warm water and low flows stress trout populations. Image Conservation groups slam attack on the Endangered Species Act Conservation groups slam attack on the Endangered Species Act The Conversation Academics and journalism meet to explore interesting topics. 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. Image Curious Kids: Who was the first transgender person? Before hormones were discovered in 1849 and DNA was discovered in 1869, people thought about gender – and therefore being transgender – pretty differently. Image Curious Kids: Can kids go to prison? The part of the brain that helps control emotions and actions doesn’t finish developing until your mid-20s. Classifieds & Sponsors
Image Firefighters from 30 states battle wildfires in Colorado Seven active wildfires have burned over 200,000 acres across Colorado, with more than 1,800 firefighters from 30 states deployed to battle the blazes.
Image Commentary - As Colorado River and tributaries shrink, a public power system frays Colorado's only federal hydropower system is on pace to generate nearly 30% less electricity than its historical average as drought shrinks reservoirs across the state.
Image Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races
Image Colorado wildfires spark new debate on drought response Wildfires spreading across Colorado are forcing Western states to rethink water management as a decades-long drought worsens and climate change intensifies fire conditions.
Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026.
Image 15 states sue Trump administration to block school mental health funding cuts Fifteen states including Colorado sued the Trump administration Friday to block cuts to a billion-dollar school mental health grant program established after the Parkland shooting.
Image More teens with cannabis use disorder are facing treatment delays, study finds Teenagers seeking treatment for cannabis use disorder in the U.S. now face longer waits to get care, with nearly a third experiencing delays in 2022.
Image Report: Lobbyists spend big for corporate tax breaks A new report finds 88 major corporations paid zero federal income taxes last year despite earning $105 billion in pretax profits through aggressive lobbying and tax strategies.
Image The Yonder Report: News from rural America - July 16, 2026 A free Central Texas transportation program allows seniors to reconnect with friends and doctors, a 30-city nurses tour is calling attention to GOP Medicaid cuts, more states are imposing climate-driven water restrictions, and tips for a corny vacation.
Image Politics: 2026Talks - July 16, 2026 The House rejects a bid to end military aid to Israel, the Senate grills the nominee for Director of National Intelligence over the big 2020 election lie, and Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche faces a tough confirmation hearing.
Image Daily Audio Newscast - July 16, 2026 The US launches new attacks, and Trump tells Tehran to behave; Ohioans squeezed by rising utility costs amid a summer heat wave; It takes a village for small Minnesota towns to adapt to wildfires; Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat-industry fairness rules.
Image Democrats have a shot at flipping state legislatures across the country Democrats see opportunities to flip Republican-held state legislatures this November, buoyed by special election wins and voter frustration over the economy and Washington gridlock.
Image Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - July 15, 2026 Trump says we cannot give up on ICE Traffic Stops, despite DHS pause on stops; U.S. businesses grapple with AI risks, A new survey finds; Global banks invest billions in climate-altering fossil fuels; As Nashville housing crisis grows, Barnes Fund and bonds may boost supply.
Image US House passes bipartisan bill to make daylight saving time permanent The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act on a bipartisan vote Tuesday, moving the nation closer to making daylight saving time permanent year-round.
Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026.
Image Sunny, breezy week ahead in Eads as heat builds to 97 by Sunday Eads faces a sunny, windy week with temperatures climbing from near 90 Wednesday to 97 by Sunday as high pressure builds over the region.
Image Kiowa County Weather Recap - July 7-13, 2026 Weather conditions in Kiowa County, Colorado, for the seven days ending July 13, 2026.
Image About Town - July 14, 2026 Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.
Image Kiowa County Commissioners meeting agenda - July 14, 2026 Agenda for the July 14, 2026, meeting of the Kiowa County, Colorado, board of county commissioners.
Image Sunny and breezy week ahead for Eads as highs climb into the low 90s Eads faces sunny skies and low 90s temperatures through midweek as persistent southeast winds gust to 35 mph by Thursday.
Image Top audio articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026.
Image Warm, breezy week in Cheyenne Wells with weekend heat near 97 Cheyenne Wells will warm from the upper 80s Wednesday to near 97 by Sunday under sunny skies and breezy conditions.
Image Dry, sunny stretch holds through the week in Cheyenne Wells Cheyenne Wells stays dry and sunny through midweek with highs near 89 degrees and breezy south winds.
Image Top audio articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026.
Image Top articles for the week ending July 11, 2026 Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, July 19, 2026.
Image Slight storm chance Friday, then hot and sunny for Cheyenne Wells A slight chance of Friday evening thunderstorms gives way to hot, sunny weather through the weekend and into next week across Cheyenne County.
Image Severe storms possible across the eastern Colorado plains Thursday Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop over the eastern Colorado plains Thursday afternoon, with damaging wind the primary threat across Kiowa, Cheyenne and Prowers counties.
Image Strong storms and gusty winds possible Wednesday for Cheyenne Wells Strong to severe thunderstorms arrive Wednesday evening in Cheyenne Wells with damaging winds up to 70 mph and blowing dust possible.
Image Cheyenne Wells warms into the 90s with storm chances returning midweek Cheyenne Wells reaches near 98 degrees Tuesday before midweek thunderstorms arrive, with gusty winds and dry lightning posing fire concerns through Thursday.
Image Mark Hillman's Capitol Review - Freedom makes America unique Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman explores issues affecting people in Colorado.
Image Capitol Review - Let’s make America 250 about US Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman explores issues affecting people in Colorado.
Image Western, Southeastern states see economic bumps in first quarter Western states led economic growth in the first quarter while agricultural regions like South Dakota contracted, new federal data shows.
Image Commentary - The debate about Mexican wolves is loud, but their economic impact is surprisingly small Federal data contradicts ranchers' claims that endangered Mexican gray wolves are devastating livestock herds across New Mexico and Arizona.
Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates.
Image Democrats have a shot at flipping state legislatures across the country Democrats see opportunities to flip Republican-held state legislatures this November, buoyed by special election wins and voter frustration over the economy and Washington gridlock.
Image Dark-money group, Colorado’s Kent Thiry behind late pro-Hickenlooper PAC spending Mystery super PACs funded by a Denver billionaire and national dark-money group spent nearly $500,000 supporting Senator John Hickenlooper's narrow primary victory over progressive challenger Julie Gonzales in June.
Image Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races Colorado primary turnout hits high point amid crowded statewide races
Image Wildfire smoke puts Colorado's unhoused population at increased risk Wildfire smoke from blazes near Pueblo and along the Colorado-Utah border poses serious health risks to Denver's homeless population, who cannot easily escape the toxic air.
Image South Texas residents advised to stock up for severe storms Severe storms bringing up to 20 inches of rain threaten South Texas this week, prompting officials to urge residents to stock emergency supplies including water and food.
Image The Yonder Report: News from rural America - July 16, 2026 A free Central Texas transportation program allows seniors to reconnect with friends and doctors, a 30-city nurses tour is calling attention to GOP Medicaid cuts, more states are imposing climate-driven water restrictions, and tips for a corny vacation.
Image Nebraska cities restoring $15 minimum wage for all workers Omaha's City Council voted 4-3 to keep its minimum wage at $15 an hour, following Lincoln's lead despite a state lawsuit challenging such local ordinances.
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 Movie Review - Toy Story 5 Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "Toy Story 5.” Does it play well for him?
Image Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules Oregon farmers warn that the Trump administration's repeal of Biden-era meat industry fairness rules will worsen processing bottlenecks and favor corporate operations over independent producers.
Image Agritourism is growing in Utah but it hasn’t reached its full potential, new study says A new study shows Utah's agritourism industry generates about $45 million annually through farm tours, pumpkin patches, and ranch experiences that draw visitors to rural communities.
Image Farm group: Arizona egg price collusion settlement 'falls short' Farm group: Arizona egg price collusion settlement 'falls short'
Image Grain bin accidents remain deadly. One farmer hopes his family’s story can help. Grain bin accidents remain deadly.
Image Colorado Atty Gen says receipts for lawsuits will cost 17x more than expected Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's office increased its fee estimate for public records about his lawsuits from $289.59 to $5,129.88 after initially refusing payment and delaying the request.
Image Oregon farmers slam USDA rollback of meat industry fairness rules Oregon farmers warn that the Trump administration's repeal of Biden-era meat industry fairness rules will worsen processing bottlenecks and favor corporate operations over independent producers.
Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates.
Image Organizers of efforts to establish two new political parties in Nebraska submit signatures Two groups submitted signatures Wednesday to establish new Nebraska political parties, potentially giving voters additional ballot options this November.
Image Another drug manufacturer settles with dozens of states over price-fixing allegations Generic drug manufacturer Glenmark will pay Oregon $316,000 as part of a $29.6 million settlement for participating in a price-fixing scheme that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers across the country.
Image Colorado Atty Gen says receipts for lawsuits will cost 17x more than expected Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser's office increased its fee estimate for public records about his lawsuits from $289.59 to $5,129.88 after initially refusing payment and delaying the request.
Image Federal judge dismisses USDOJ lawsuit seeking New Mexico voter rolls A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit demanding New Mexico's unredacted voter rolls, ruling the government failed to justify accessing Social Security numbers and birth dates.
Image Commentary - New ICE detention center poses critical test for Colorado Federal immigration authorities plan to open a second detention center near Hudson, Colorado, despite documented inhumane conditions at the existing Aurora facility.
Image South Texas residents advised to stock up for severe storms Severe storms bringing up to 20 inches of rain threaten South Texas this week, prompting officials to urge residents to stock emergency supplies including water and food.
Image Heat builds in Lamar as highs approach 100 by Sunday Lamar faces a dangerous heat wave this week, with temperatures climbing to near 100 by Sunday and gusty winds elevating fire danger through Friday.
Image Warm, breezy week in Cheyenne Wells with weekend heat near 97 Cheyenne Wells will warm from the upper 80s Wednesday to near 97 by Sunday under sunny skies and breezy conditions.
Image Sunny, breezy week ahead in Eads as heat builds to 97 by Sunday Eads faces a sunny, windy week with temperatures climbing from near 90 Wednesday to 97 by Sunday as high pressure builds over the region.
Image Another drug manufacturer settles with dozens of states over price-fixing allegations Generic drug manufacturer Glenmark will pay Oregon $316,000 as part of a $29.6 million settlement for participating in a price-fixing scheme that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers across the country.
Image Nebraska cities restoring $15 minimum wage for all workers Omaha's City Council voted 4-3 to keep its minimum wage at $15 an hour, following Lincoln's lead despite a state lawsuit challenging such local ordinances.
Image Report: Lobbyists spend big for corporate tax breaks A new report finds 88 major corporations paid zero federal income taxes last year despite earning $105 billion in pretax profits through aggressive lobbying and tax strategies.
Image Dark-money group, Colorado’s Kent Thiry behind late pro-Hickenlooper PAC spending Mystery super PACs funded by a Denver billionaire and national dark-money group spent nearly $500,000 supporting Senator John Hickenlooper's narrow primary victory over progressive challenger Julie Gonzales in June.
Image Cooking at Home - Wild Rice Muffins These flavorful and nutty wild rice muffins come together as part of a healthy breakfast or snack.
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 Kansas reports 9% reduction in number of classroom teacher vacancies statewide Kansas teacher vacancies dropped 9.1% this spring as schools filled hard-to-staff positions in special education, science, math and elementary classrooms.
Image Nebraska counties weigh data centers as public power debate grows Nebraska counties are imposing data center moratoriums to address water and electricity concerns while state law continues encouraging development.
Image U.S. businesses grapple with AI risks, new survey finds A new survey of U.S. audit partners finds artificial intelligence emerging as the top economic risk facing businesses across industries.
Image Data center debate heats up in Pocatello, Idaho Pocatello's City Council will reconsider a rejected 2.6 billion dollar data center proposal amid growing concerns about energy and water consumption across Idaho.
Image Yellowstone’s oldest wolf pack, Mollie’s Pack, leaves the park, raising fears for its future A Wyoming citizen scientist captured trail camera footage of Mollie's Pack, Yellowstone's last surviving wolf pack from the 1995 reintroduction, now roaming far outside the park and vulnerable to hunters.
Image Under new agreement, federal government limits obstacles to oil leasing in Alaska’s Arctic refuge The federal government agreed to permanently ease restrictions on oil and gas leasing in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, settling lawsuits filed by the state and its investment bank.
Image Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks anglers to stop fishing at noon on Animas, Dolores and San Juan rivers Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks anglers to avoid fishing the Animas, San Juan, and Dolores rivers during afternoon hours as dangerously warm water and low flows stress trout populations.
Image Conservation groups slam attack on the Endangered Species Act Conservation groups slam attack on the Endangered Species Act
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.
Image Curious Kids: Who was the first transgender person? Before hormones were discovered in 1849 and DNA was discovered in 1869, people thought about gender – and therefore being transgender – pretty differently.
Image Curious Kids: Can kids go to prison? The part of the brain that helps control emotions and actions doesn’t finish developing until your mid-20s.
