Dozens of miles of Montana’s Gallatin River declared 'pollution impaired'
Montana environmental officials have listed dozens of miles of the Gallatin River as "impaired" following pollution-induced algal blooms.
Bill that would lift rent control ban voted down in Colorado Senate committee
A bill to lift Colorado’s prohibition on local rent control policies was defeated by a 4-3 vote.
A tweak to the University of Nebraska’s logo shows how the once benign ‘OK’ sign has entered a ‘purgatory of meaning’
April 17, 2023, the Nebraska Cornhuskers unveiled the latest version of their beloved mascot, Herbie Husker.
Chip seal projects start in Cheyenne Wells May 8
TOWN OF CHEYENNE WELLS CHIP SEAL PROJECTS STARTS MAY 8, 2023
A-One Chipseal Company will be implementing the Town of Cheyenne Wells chip seal project beginning Monday, May 8, 2023 at 7 am and plans to be completed by May 10, 2023. In preparing for this date please note property owner’s responsibilities.
Kiowa County Commissioners meeting agenda - April 27, 2023
APPOINTMENTS:
- 9:00am Open meeting-vouchers
- 9:30am Dennis Pearson – DSS Report
- 10:00am Beth Bell & Shannon Dixon - KCHD
- 10:30am
- 11:00am Matt Albright - SCEDD
- 11:30am
- LUNCH JJ’s Restaurant
- 1:00pm Cindy McLoud
Arizona GOP appeal to U.S. Supreme Court to stop COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The Arizona Legislature filed an emergency application to the Supreme Court over COVID-19 vaccine mandates on the federal level.
Oklahoma Democrats claim GOP making inroads to state-funded religious schools
Democrats say Republicans pushed the bill to use public funds for religious schools.
Utah Governor signs executive order hoping to protect personal data
Utah Governor Spencer Cox took action that he hopes will protect the personal data of his state's residents.
How will the Supreme Court’s decision on mifepristone affect abortion access?
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the abortion pill mifepristone, which is used in more than half of all abortions in the U.S., could remain accessible without restrictions.
Idaho farm pioneers regenerative ag practices for potato growing
(Northern Rockies News Service) A farm in Idaho is pioneering a new way to grow the state's most famous crop: potatoes.
The pioneering method is being demonstrated on Ladd Wahlen's fourth-generation farm and will involve using regenerative practices to grow potatoes. Wahlen, who researched regenerative practices in college, said using such methods for potatoes is uncharted territory, but he argued it will ultimately benefit the land.
