Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Colorado voters will decide November 3 whether to approve Proposition NN, which would retain up to 50% more state education funding over 10 years by bypassing the state's constitutional taxpayer refund requirement.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx was fined $57,647 by Colorado's elections office for accepting over $83,000 in illegal campaign contributions that exceeded state donation limits.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Colorado voters will decide on four tax-related ballot measures in November, including a graduated income tax proposal that would raise $2.7 billion annually.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Denver and other cities sue to stop federal agents from serving warrants at polling places this fall, fearing voter intimidation ahead of the November election.

The Hyde Amendment, which has blocked federal funding for abortion care since 1976, faces potential repeal if Democrats gain control of Congress, anti-abortion advocates warn.

Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Companies use algorithms, hidden fees, and personal data to manipulate prices across groceries, gas, and rent, costing families thousands annually.

A USDA study finds farmed Atlantic salmon contains less than half the omega-3 fatty acids it did previously because producers now feed fish crop-based diets instead of wild fish meal.

A study of over 2,000 farms across Oregon and North America shows regenerative agriculture captures significantly more carbon in soil while maintaining crop yields and farm profits.

A federal court ruling removes protections requiring states to serve disabled people in their communities instead of institutions, raising fears among disability advocates about access to vital services.

U.S. employers added just 29,000 jobs in September while unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, marking a significant slowdown as worker wages failed to keep pace with inflation.

Southeast Colorado high school football scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school softball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

From the 139-year history of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado.

Southeast Colorado high school volleyball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie.

Card of Thanks - Susie Paintin

Southeast Colorado high school football schedule for October 5-10, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school volleyball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school softball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school football scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Listen to top audio articles and podcasts from the Kiowa County Press for the week ending Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Top articles from the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado, for the week ending Sunday, October 3, 2026.

Southeast Colorado high school volleyball schedule for October 5-10, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school softball schedule for October 5-10, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school golf schedule for October 5-10, 2026

U.S. employers added just 29,000 jobs in September while unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, marking a significant slowdown as worker wages failed to keep pace with inflation.

The Supreme Court will decide Monday whether Colorado cities can use nuisance laws to sue energy companies for billions in climate change damages.

Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman explores issues affecting people in Colorado.

Elevated diesel prices driven by global supply disruptions and crude oil costs will likely persist through 2027, squeezing Kansas farmers' profits and pushing food costs higher for consumers.

Denver and other cities sue to stop federal agents from serving warrants at polling places this fall, fearing voter intimidation ahead of the November election.

Colorado voters will decide November 3 whether to approve Proposition NN, which would retain up to 50% more state education funding over 10 years by bypassing the state's constitutional taxpayer refund requirement.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx was fined $57,647 by Colorado's elections office for accepting over $83,000 in illegal campaign contributions that exceeded state donation limits.

Thirty-one states have now enacted laws regulating artificial intelligence deepfakes in political campaigns, though most require only warnings rather than removing false content from circulation.

Southwest Kansas communities struggle to recover after ICE immigration raids sent fear through their Hispanic population and shuttered businesses, schools and beef processing plants.

A bird flu outbreak at a Utah mink farm in August sparked criticism from animal welfare groups over the state's secretive handling and lack of clear containment protocol.

A USDA study finds farmed Atlantic salmon contains less than half the omega-3 fatty acids it did previously because producers now feed fish crop-based diets instead of wild fish meal.

The Hyde Amendment, which has blocked federal funding for abortion care since 1976, faces potential repeal if Democrats gain control of Congress, anti-abortion advocates warn.

A bird flu outbreak at a Utah mink farm in August sparked criticism from animal welfare groups over the state's secretive handling and lack of clear containment protocol.

A study of over 2,000 farms across Oregon and North America shows regenerative agriculture captures significantly more carbon in soil while maintaining crop yields and farm profits.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Late-season storms delivered a half-inch to an inch and a half of moisture across central Colorado over the past week.

Denver and other cities sue to stop federal agents from serving warrants at polling places this fall, fearing voter intimidation ahead of the November election.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx was fined $57,647 by Colorado's elections office for accepting over $83,000 in illegal campaign contributions that exceeded state donation limits.

Colorado voters will decide November 3 whether to approve Proposition NN, which would retain up to 50% more state education funding over 10 years by bypassing the state's constitutional taxpayer refund requirement.

The Hyde Amendment, which has blocked federal funding for abortion care since 1976, faces potential repeal if Democrats gain control of Congress, anti-abortion advocates warn.

The Hyde Amendment, which has blocked federal funding for abortion care since 1976, faces potential repeal if Democrats gain control of Congress, anti-abortion advocates warn.

Companies use algorithms, hidden fees, and personal data to manipulate prices across groceries, gas, and rent, costing families thousands annually.

Florida law enforcement agencies removed license plate readers from state highways Wednesday after Governor DeSantis raised privacy concerns, though some sheriffs argue the technology helps solve crimes.

A federal court ruling removes protections requiring states to serve disabled people in their communities instead of institutions, raising fears among disability advocates about access to vital services.

New Mexico's acting governor released $3.75 million in emergency funds Wednesday to help communities respond to widespread flooding across 14 counties from heavy monsoon rains.

Hurricane Polo's remnants spawned about a dozen tornadoes across Kansas on Wednesday, with heavy rains triggering flood watches Thursday as the state experiences unprecedented late-September warmth.

Federal and state governments wrestle over how to regulate PFAS forever chemicals found in drinking water and consumer products.

A study of over 2,000 farms across Oregon and North America shows regenerative agriculture captures significantly more carbon in soil while maintaining crop yields and farm profits.

New Mexico's acting governor released $3.75 million in emergency funds Wednesday to help communities respond to widespread flooding across 14 counties from heavy monsoon rains.

Companies use algorithms, hidden fees, and personal data to manipulate prices across groceries, gas, and rent, costing families thousands annually.

The IRS is seeking volunteers and community partners to staff free tax preparation programs serving low-income taxpayers, seniors, and rural residents during the 2026 filing season.

Credit Acceptance Corporation will pay roughly $700 million to 40 states, including Utah, to settle claims it exploited borrowers with hidden costs and unaffordable loans.

Southeast Colorado high school football scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school softball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school volleyball scores for September 28-October 3, 2026

Companies use algorithms, hidden fees, and personal data to manipulate prices across groceries, gas, and rent, costing families thousands annually.

Southern Arapaho representatives visited Fishers Peak State Park near Trinidad to help shape how the park shares tribal history, cultural knowledge and connection to the land with future visitors.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife ended its voluntary fishing closure on the Arkansas River tailwater in Pueblo after cooler temperatures and increased precipitation improved conditions for fish.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife proposes converting Scotland Peak Reservoir on the Grand Mesa to catch-and-release fishing with artificial lures only to protect native cutthroat trout.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will distribute $1 million to 17 projects statewide aimed at reducing conflicts between hungry black bears and residents through bear-resistant trash systems and secure storage infrastructure.

Sleep is not one single thing; you go through several stages of sleep every night.

Thirty-one states have now enacted laws regulating artificial intelligence deepfakes in political campaigns, though most require only warnings rather than removing false content from circulation.

Black holes have a gravitational pull so strong that no objects close to them can escape.

University of Virginia librarian Leo Lo proposes sorting AI responses into four types—factual, interpretive, constructive and strategic—to help users better evaluate which answers need verification before use.