Curious Kids: What causes volcanoes to erupt?
U.S. crude oil production approaches pre-pandemic levels
For the first two months of 2023, production of crude oil in the U.S.
Utah Governor signs law expanding full-day kindergarten offerings
Full-day kindergarten will soon be a reality for more Utah children.
Americans’ banking fears worst since 2008 financial crisis
Americans are worried about the safety of their money in the banking system
Photo of the week - May 5, 2023
Photo of the week from the May 5, 2023, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Spring regrowth continues in eastern Colorado - Chris Sorensen.
Eads school breakfast and lunch menus May 15-18, 2023
Breakfast
- Monday, May 15: Cook’s Choice
- Tuesday, May 16: Cook’s Choice
- Wednesday, May 17: Cook’s Choice
- Thursday, May 18: Doughnuts
Lunch
- Monday, May 15: Chili Fiesta, Fruit Cup, Mixed Vegetables, Milk, NO SALAD BAR
- Tuesday, May 16: Turkey Wrap, Potato Salad, Fruit, Milk, NO SALAD BAR
- Wednesday, May 17: Sack Lunch, Ham Sandwich, Fruit, Milk, NO SALAD BAR
- Thursday, May 18: Sack Lunch, Uncrushable, Fruit, Ice Cream, Milk NO SALAD BAR
Livestock loss could bring $30K per animal under Colorado's wolf restoration plan
Colorado's plans to restore gray wolves to the Western Slope took significant steps forward this week.
Law aiming to lower drug prices headed to Governor Polis' desk
A law passed two years ago aiming to reign in skyrocketing prescription drug prices is set to get a booster shot.
Elk linked to declining mule deer populations
Thriving elk herds are adding to the challenges facing mule deer populations.
Colorado unemployment recipients warned about fraudulent attempts to get benefits
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment warned of an increase in fraudulent attempts to get unemployment funds.
