The Kansas Farmers Union executive director says Senate disagreements over food assistance program cuts have stalled passage of the first farm bill since 2018, leaving agriculture without needed certainty.

Kansas wheat farmers face their smallest harvest since the 1950s after drought and spring freezes slashed production to nearly half last year's crop.

Rob Stone, who has a rare genetic disorder, has become a disability rights advocate fighting alongside his parents to preserve community services and healthcare protections for people with disabilities in Maryland and beyond.

A Kansas judge struck down abortion restrictions dating back to 1997, ruling the state failed to justify waiting periods, reversal disclosures and other mandates that violated women's right to bodily autonomy.

Connecticut, Maryland and New Jersey became the first states to ban retailers from using personal data like browsing history to set individualized prices on groceries and other goods.

Attorney General Phil Weiser asks the U.S. Supreme Court to let Colorado courts decide whether fossil fuel companies must pay damages for their role in climate change.

Montezuma County Sheriff Steven Nowlin says his office cannot afford to issue the eligibility cards required under Colorado's new semiautomatic gun purchase law, forcing residents to travel to neighboring counties.

A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit demanding Colorado hand over sensitive voter registration data, siding with Secretary of State Jena Griswold in protecting voters' personal information.

Kiowa County School District RE-1 restricts student cell phone use during school hours, banning devices entirely for elementary and middle school students and requiring high school students to store phones during class.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks anglers to voluntarily stop fishing the lower Arkansas River tailwater near Pueblo from noon to midnight as rising water temperatures stress trout during summer heat.