Public and private sectors discuss Arizona's clean energy economy
The Arizona Governor's Office of Resilience and industry leaders discussed clean energy investments in the state.
Nebraska has until January 1 to opt in to food assistance for 150,000 children
Roughly one in eight Nebraskans who have experienced hunger is a child.
We rarely hear about the disasters that were avoided – but there’s a lot we can learn from them
Disasters are avoided when everyone cares for everyone.
EV companies call for expanded heavy-duty truck charging infrastructure
Clean-energy companies and supporters are calling on federal officials to prioritize the development of charging infrastructure for EV powered medium and heavy duty trucks.
Mexico's GM corn ban opens market for American farmers
Mexico has issued a ban on importing genetically modified corn from the U.S.
Cooking at Home - Walleye Chowder
Add a cup of hominy or corn to bulk up this creamy chowder!
Colorado lawmakers approve recommendation for basic jail standards
A group of Colorado lawmakers Tuesday approved a baseline set of standards for jails
Study: States with restrictive abortion bans see 2.3 percent hike in births after Roe overturned
In the first half of 2023, roughly 32,000 babies were born in states that implemented abortion restrictions.
'Drones for Ducks:' Federal grants fund research to use AI to count birds
How should researchers measure the populations of migratory birds?
Montana school funding from trust land totals $57M
The funding comes from revenue from the Montana State Trust Land and will be allocated to the state's Office of Public Instruction.
