Nationwide test of Wireless Emergency Alert system could test people’s patience – or help rebuild public trust in the system
The Wireless Emergency Alert system is scheduled to have its third nationwide test on Oct. 4, 2023.
Obituary - Richard ‘Pete’ Alvin West
Richard ‘Pete’ Alvin West
November 6, 1930 - September 27, 2023
After nearly 93 years, Richard A. (Dick) West left this life to find those who had a gone before him. He was born November 6, 1930, in Marshall, Missouri, to Raymond and Lucille (Clopton) West.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and his wife, Melva June West.
Cooking at Home - Lemon Corn Cake
A light and flavorful cake, packed with sweet and tangy lemon flavor!
California raises fast food minimum wage to $20 per hour
California governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill raising the minimum wage for fast food workers.
Colorado’s Buck among 8 Republicans who vote to remove McCarthy as speaker
Lauren Boebert and Doug Lamborn, Colorado’s other two Republicans in the House, voted against removing McCarthy.
Department of Public Safety gets more than half of Colorado's $71M in federal grants
The Colorado Department of Public Safety will receive more than half of the $71 million allocated to the state.
Feds warn Indiana pig farmers about fatal herd disease
This is the U.S. Department of Agriculture's third annual African Swine Fever Action Week.
Rural advocates push for more farmer credit
More than 90 rural organizations are urging members of Congress to support the Fair Credit for Farmers Act.
Poll: Broad support for wind, solar farms, despite local backlash
As projects are developed, localized opposition can still be a factor.
Adults with disabilities segregated in Colorado nursing homes, federal government says in lawsuit
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Colorado.
