Phoenix gun donation to Ukraine could endanger city's state funding
State funds accounted for roughly one-third of the city's total funding in the last fiscal year.
First Republican debate has potential to direct the GOP’s foreign policy stance
Republican leaders are sharply divided over how the United States should position itself in the world.
Low value care costs patients and payers $134 million per year
Coloradans received nearly 2 million potentially unnecessary health care services in 2021.
‘You’re an ***hole, police chief’: Kansas newspaper owner, 98, defiant in video of home invasion
(Kansas Reflector) Marion County, Kansas, Record co-owner Joan Meyer leaned into her walker and stood up to at least six law enforcement personnel executing a search warrant in her living room during a bizarre series of legally questionable raids of her residence, the newspaper’s office and a city council member’s home.
Social media algorithms warp how people learn from each other, research shows
People’s daily interactions with online algorithms affect how they learn from others.
Americans could see pricier tomatoes if feds alter trade policy with Mexico
The Tomato Suspension Agreement was last renewed in 2019.
Proposition HH to remain on November ballot after Colorado Supreme Court ruling
A lawsuit was filed before the measure was signed into law.
Movie Review - Blue Beetle
Critic Bob Garver looks at the new superhero movie, "Blue Beetle."
Cheyenne Wells School Calendar – August 30-September 20, 2023
Wednesday, August 30
MJ Thomas Photo Fall and Class Pictures
- 7:30 am – 3:00 pm Cheyenne Wells High School
Jostens Meeting w/Seniors & Sophomores Collect Orders
- 3:00 pm– 4:00 pm (Cafeteria)
Monday, September 4
EarthTalk - Is it true that junk email takes a huge toll on the environment?
Every email sent and received has a carbon footprint.