Scholarship applications now open to Native students
Financial need is a top concern for Native students attending college, according to the American Indian College Fund.
Colorado’s rural farmers try to adapt to shrinking Colorado River
The Colorado River has 20 percent less water flowing through it than it did in the 20th century
Study: Annual cost of Utah family caregiving reaches $9.9 billion
A new AARP study found around 17 percent of Utahns provide unpaid care for a family member, creating an emotional, financial and health toll.
TSA officers finally get paid amid ongoing Homeland Security shutdown
Most Transportation Security Administration officers received a paycheck Monday covering four weeks of back wages.
New federal data reinforces nationwide drop in crime since pandemic peak
Crime in the United States continued to fall in 2024, according to two new federal reports
Social media companies must respond to search warrants within 72 hours under new Colorado law
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan online safety bill into law Monday.
About Town – March 31, 2026
Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - March 30, 2026
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Pedestrian deaths saw largest recorded drop in early 2025
Pedestrian deaths fell 11 percent in early 2025 over the previous year, the largest drop since reporting began.
Funding for additional wildlife crossings uncertain
Wildlife‑vehicle collisions pose a serious safety problem in and around national parks and park advocates are urging Congress to invest in more wildlife crossings.