Removing barriers and making space for next generation farmers
The National Young Farmers Coalition is calling on lawmakers to invest in the next generation of the nation's food producers.
New Mexico gun buybacks draw scores, but experts question effectiveness
New Mexico wants to curb gun violence by getting firearms off the street
Governor Polis calls special legislative session on property tax
Polis announced that lawmakers will be back at the Colorado Capitol November 17.
Photo of the week - November 10, 2023
Photo of the week from the November 10, 2023, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - United States flags along Maine Street in Eads, Kiowa County, Colorado - Jeanne Sorensen.
Republican state Rep. Holtorf runs for Rep. Buck’s U.S. House seat
State Rep. Richard Holtorf became the first Republican officeholder to enter the primary race in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District
Advocates hope voters make Nebraska 48th state to approve medical cannabis
Nebraska, Idaho and Kansas are the only remaining states with no provisions for medicinal use of cannabis.
Worker recruitment ramps up with South Dakota construction projects in play
Both western and eastern sections of South Dakota are busy with construction projects.
Utah residents charged with gun crimes, trying to send guns to Arizona, then Mexico
Four Salt Lake County residents face accusations of participating in the purchase of or attempted purchase of many firearms.
Federal government's official federal spending website missing data
The federal government's official spending website is incomplete, lacking context and sometimes inaccurate.
Arizona celebrates Colorado River conservation agreements
(Arizona News Connection) Arizona leaders are celebrating the federal government's just over $63 million investment for water conservation, efficiency and protection of the Colorado River. It is the latest move by the Biden-Harris administration to address the growing water scarcity in the Southwest.
