Ag stats: United States cattle on feed report – September 2022
United States cattle on feed report for September 2022 from the USDA.
Ag stats: Kansas cattle on feed down 7 percent in September 2022
Kansas cattle on feed for September 2022 from the USDA.
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Wyoming has one of the nation's highest job opening rates
Wyoming is among states where businesses are struggling the most to find workers.
Utah governor pitching tuition freeze for colleges
Utah Governor Spencer Cox said he would ask the state's colleges and universities to freeze tuition to address the rising costs of higher education.
Conservation groups: far-reaching clean water protections in peril
Fifty years ago this week, Congress passed the Clean Water Act, allowing policymakers in the 50 states to limit pollution, prosecute polluters and fund clean-water restoration efforts. Now, it's in jeopardy.
Debate over legalized marijuana in South Dakota heating up
A ballot measure that would legalize recreational marijuana in South Dakota if approved is drawing passionate debate from both sides.
Time short to get the most out of Medicare coverage
Some 65 million people on Medicare have about six weeks to review and make changes to their health-care plans and prescription drug coverage.
North Dakota lawmakers eying childcare affordability
North Dakota lawmakers say childcare is a barrier to workforce development, and they will look at ways to make it easier for working families to afford.
The important role played by secretaries of state in administering fair elections is changing – and not in a good way
The state officials who administer fair, accessible and secure elections have historically operated quietly without garnering much public attention. Elections happen, votes are counted, the winners are declared and democracy moves on.