Oklahoma governor sues House speaker; Senate pro tem over tribal compact veto
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt filed a lawsuit in the Oklahoma Supreme Court
Drivers in Colorado must now move over or slow down for any vehicle on the side of the road
Starting Monday, August 7, Colorado is enhancing its Move Over law.
North Dakota joins movement to ban foreign ownership of farmland
A pair of new North Dakota laws go into effect today that ban foreign entities from buying land in the state.
The ‘future of housing’ has arrived in all-electric Colorado developments
(Colorado Newsline) Grand Junction homebuilder Darin Carei decided to forgo a natural gas hookup to his Brookfield South Residential subdivision after learning the cost to bring in gas lines would be equal to installing solar panels on each of the houses that overlook the red-rock walls of Colorado National Monument in the distance.
First Highlands Ranch senior center on track to open in 2024
Residents age 55 and older can now sign up for inaugural memberships.
New Mexico abortion hotline stays busy; medical residents seek training
New Mexico has developed a two-pronged approach to safeguard access to abortion.
About Town – July 31, 2023
Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.
Cheyenne County School District RE-5 Supply List 2023-2024
Wednesday August 9 – First day of school Junior High and High School
Monday August 14 – First day of school K-6
Texas bill banning heat-related worker breaks could be overridden
The issue of how to protect outdoor workers is heating up in Washington.
Commentary: Colorado must ensure patients with rare diseases can access lifesaving medications
The rarity of rare diseases often means limited research and scarce treatment options.
