New Mexico awarded nearly $1 million for emergency food assistance program
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service awarded the New Mexico Human Services Department $924,895.
Audit into Oklahoma's use of federal funds leads to more questions
A 256-page audit into how Oklahoma officials used the Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund led to more questions.
Human exposure to wildfires has more than doubled in two decades
Over the past two decades, 21.8 million Americans found themselves living within 3 miles of a large wildfire.
This year, declare your independence from single-use plastics
This Fourth of July, ocean conservation groups want Americans to declare their independence from single-use plastics.
Nixing student loan forgiveness could prompt scam spike
More student loan borrowers could fall victim to loan-forgiveness scams once their repayment plans resume.
Colorado among states starting programs to get people on SNAP to eat healthier
The USDA food and nutrition service recently announced a $25 million grant to incentivize SNAP participants to consume more fruits and vegetables.
Social media protection bill for minors, their parents still idle
Social media age verification legislation introduced more than two months ago remains in a U.S. Senate committee.
Grace Lutheran Church Weekly Devotion - Matthew 10:34-42
Matthew 10:34-42
[Jesus said:] “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth.
USDA Update – July 4, 2023
Agricultural news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.
EarthTalk - Is it OK for the environment to use an electric bug zapper?
With summer comes, many of us seek solutions to combat mosquitoes.
