Late-season storm to bring rain, snow and freezing temperatures to Kiowa County
A potent late-season storm system is expected to sweep across southeastern Colorado on Tuesday and Wednesday.
North Dakota oil technology could aid geothermal energy development
North Dakota researchers believe fracking technology could be the key to introducing geothermal energy to the state’s electrical grid.
Multiple lawsuits aim to halt oil pipeline off California coast
State agencies and environmental groups are suing to halt production of oil produced on three oil rigs off the coast of Santa Barbara.
Nebraska researchers testing interspecies bird flu vaccine
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Older Coloradans get backup fending off scammers
Colorado ranks eighth in the nation for financial crimes involving older adults, according to FBI data.
Wyoming food banks rally after many lose SNAP benefits
Federal officials said more than 4 million Americans have lost food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program over the past year.
Montana county turns to state Supreme Court after DOJ invokes supervisory control
Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell has petitioned the Montana Supreme Court to look at the Montana Attorney General exercising supervisory control over the county’s legal apparatus, as well as legal issues regarding information sharing with federal authorities.
Future of Nebraska Broadband Office unclear following reduction in federal BEAD funds
In the wake of federal pressure for states to use less in allocated funds, and now without a permanent director, the future of Nebraska’s Broadband Office is murky.
Supreme Court voting rights ruling set to reshape local power from statehouses to school boards
The 6-3 decision all but nullifies a provision called Section 2 that required states to draw electoral maps to give racial minority voters the opportunity to elect their chosen candidates.