U.S. Senate Republicans question Oklahoma judicial nominee on tribal sovereignty
As the Cherokee Nation’s attorney general from 2019 to August 2023, Hill advocated for stronger tribal sovereignty.
Tina Peters sues local, state and federal officials to stop criminal investigations into her conduct
Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday to try and stop criminal proceedings against her.
Congress sends stopgap spending bill to Biden’s desk, averting shutdown for now
U.S. senators voted 87-11 to approve legislation Wednesday that would fund the government into next year.
‘Unprecedented’ Trump 14th Amendment trial in Colorado comes to a close
A trial in a landmark case seeking to bar former President Donald Trump from Colorado’s ballot concluded Wednesday.
Colorado voters reject 68 percent of TABOR ballot measures over the last 30 years
In 1992, Colorado voters approved Initiative 1, which created a Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights in the Colorado Constitution.
Dear Dietitian - What are functional foods
Functional foods have gained popularity in Western cultures.
South Dakota spending $1.5 million to revive Freedom Works Here campaign
The Freedom Works Here campaign's second phase will include four new professions in advertisements.
Kansas lawmakers request Biden allow soldiers' names to be added to monument
The project would add 631 names to the First Division Monument.
1 in 4 Colorado 11th-graders skipped their state’s standardized test
Opting out of tests is part of a recent national educational movement across the United States.
Cooking at Home - Angel Food Cake
This recipe gives clear and easy instructions for making the classic, fluffy cake.