Settlement reached in North Dakota housing discrimination case
A housing discrimination case in North Dakota dealing with occupancy standards has resulted in a settlement.
Pivotal points in the COVID-19 pandemic
Experts have made it clear that the end of the COVID-19 national emergency does not mean an end to the pandemic.
Challenge to Colorado signature verification process moves forward
A Colorado judge earlier this month rejected Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s motion to dismiss a challenge.
2023 Area High School Graduation Section with Student Photos
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Vaccines using mRNA can protect farm animals against diseases traditional ones may not
A number of states are drafting or considering legislation outlawing the use of mRNA vaccines in food animals.
Over 100 behavioral treatment centers, sober living homes in Arizona accused of Medicaid fraud
Arizona state officials say dozens of behavioral health and sober living homes have perpetrated a years-long Medicaid fraud scheme.
New Mexico adds insomnia to list of medical marijuana qualifying conditions
Insomnia will soon be a qualifying condition to obtain medical marijuana in New Mexico.
Tips for Running Internet Cables in Your Yard
Most people want a solid home Internet connection. Running an Internet cable in your yard can help. These tips will ensure you install it quickly.
Abortion laws reportedly could play role in Space Command relocation decision
President Joe Biden could stop plans to move U.S. Space Command from Colorado to Alabama.
Farm families are struggling to grow their businesses in child care deserts – the US farm bill may finally offer some help
For the first time in history, the two largest farm organizations have included child care in their policy priorities