Montana bills could improve elk management, increase hunting opportunities
A package of bills in Helena is aimed at improving elk management in Montana.
Colorado river basin lawmakers team up to address western water shortage
A bipartisan group of congressional lawmakers is looking to tackle water issues involving the Colorado River.
Lower unemployment, inflation gives Colorado favorable economic, budget forecast
Colorado’s state economists gave favorable reports on employment and inflation but expressed concern about the risk of recession during Thursday’s Joint Budget Committee hearing.
Photo of the week - March 17, 2023
Photo of the week from the March 17, 2023, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Gilded Flicker woodpecker exploring Kiowa County - Chris Sorensen.
Credit unions in conversation after banks' collapse
The collapse of two banks has put the U.S. financial sector into focus this week.
Project highlights women who forged, documented Wyoming’s history
Wyoming became the first U.S. territory to give women the right to vote in 1869, half a century before the nation finally followed the Cowboy State's lead.
Dear Dietitian - Should overweight children be placed on a diet?
If calories are restricted, the natural consequence is to overeat later. This may set up a lifetime struggle with weight problems and possible self-esteem issues.
Iowa drought plan uses history to predict future
Iowa has developed its first-ever plan to predict drought before it happens.
State of Colorado paying $14k hiring bonuses for nurses
The Colorado Department of Human Services is recruiting nurses and offering $14,000 sign-on bonuses for nurses to work in the state's two psychiatric hospitals in Denver and Pueblo.