Texas AG Ken Paxton sues NCAA over transgender athletes’ participation in women’s college sports
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he sued the National Collegiate Athletic Association, accusing the organization of misleading fans
Feds approve wildfire disaster assistance for North Dakota
President Joe Biden approved a major disaster declaration for North Dakota, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said.
Utah sues pharmacy benefit managers, arguing they flooded the state with opioids
Utah filed another lawsuit this week targeting companies it says are responsible for fueling the country’s opioid crisis.
Efforts to revive Oklahoma State Penitentiary’s prison rodeo continue
Efforts to bring back the prison rodeo to the Oklahoma State Penitentiary will continue during the Legislature’s upcoming session.
Justice Department sues CVS over opioid practices
The U.S. Justice Department is suing pharmacy giant CVS, accusing it of putting profits over patient safety
A giant policy question mark lies before smaller, independent farms
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Documentary brings Wisconsin tribe's pipeline resistance to national stage
The documentary heavily focuses on the Line 5 dispute between the Band and Canadian energy company Enbridge.
Southwest Wisconsin farmer unfazed by weather due to conservation practices
A diverse group of Southwest Wisconsin farmers are using federally funded conservation programs to help improve their farms' soil health.
Photo of the Week - December 27, 2024
Photo of the week from the December 27, 2024, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Forest of Christmas trees in Eads - Chris Sorensen.
Child care centers in Colorado continue to close post-pandemic
In Colorado, the overall share of children age 14 and younger averaged 20.3 percent in paid care from 2011 to 2022.