Texas teachers say they are burned out, majority want to exit public education
Two-thirds of those who make the public schools function in Texas say they want to leave.
Groups push back on Iowa lawmakers' 'anti-immigrant' measures
Immigrants' rights advocates are pushing back on a flurry of bills in the Iowa Legislature.
Colorado secretary of state launches election security grant program amid 2024 threats
Local elections officials in Colorado will be able to pay for security upgrades to deal with election-related threats.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site virtual tour launched
Anyone can use their smartphone or computer to experience 360o images of this National Park Service unit.
South Dakota lawmakers debate signature rules for ballot initiatives
South Dakota is once again at the center of a debate about the future of direct democracy.
Progression of Winter Wheat Condition
Several key winter wheat production states note condition improvements throughout the course of the winter.
Healthy School Meals for All program faces $24 million budget gap
Colorado lawmakers are considering ways to address a projected $24 million funding shortfall in the Healthy School Meals for All program.
Colorado groups launch formal ‘noncommitted’ campaign to protest Biden in March 5 primary
Colorado will join 14 other states in holding its presidential primary elections on “Super Tuesday,” March 5.
Colorado National Guard cyber security unit activated for presidential primary
Governor Jared Polis issued an executive order activating the Colorado National Guard at the request of Secretary of State Jena Griswold.
The Yonder Report: News from rural America - February 29, 2024
News from rural America for February 29, 2024.
