Nebraska updates Medicaid work requirements ahead of schedule
Nebraska has become the first state in the nation to implement new work requirements for Medicaid recipients.
Poll: 69% of Coloradans want lawmakers to lower healthcare costs
Nearly seven in 10 people in Colorado and across the U.S. want Congress to take action to make health care affordable.
$157 million oil research effort to boost North Dakota production to start this year
The work to unlock the next stage of oil production from the Bakken is expected to kick into high gear later this year.
Commentary - Does Claude dream of electric gavels? A federal case sets an AI precedent.
Like nuclear power, AI could be a boon for humanity. But we’re not using it to make life better.
Judge allows cameras to stay in the courtroom in Charlie Kirk murder case
News cameras can keep rolling in the courtroom in the murder case against the Utah man charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk
RRWCD quarterly meeting set for May 19
The Republican River Water Conservation District (RRWCD) Board of Directors will convene for their quarterly meeting on Tuesday, May 19.
Immunities for pesticide manufacturers from new Farm Bill.
The provision would have shielded pesticide manufacturers from health-related lawsuits.
Oregon groups demand action from EPA on nitrate crisis
More than 80 public health and environmental organizations, including groups from Oregon, have sent a letter to federal regulators,
North Dakota ranch gets $1.5 million tourism grant
An agricultural tourism site has been awarded $1.5 million for a planned expansion, part of $4 million in tourism grants.
Big changes arrive July 1 for student borrowers, including in loan repayments
The federal student loan system is set to see a dramatic overhaul beginning this summer