Agricultural prices received in the USDA mountain states region for October 2020.

It was clear before the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season started that it was going to be busy. Six months later, we’re looking back at a trail of broken records, and the storms may still not be over even though the season officially ended on Nov. 30.

As the months roll by, the pandemic continues to hit Indigenous nations hard. But this phenomenon is not new. Epidemics have been part of colonialism since settlers arrived.

Simply put, receiving one of the COVID-19 vaccines will likely make a whole lot of people feel crappy for a few days. That’s probably a good thing, and it’s a far better prospect than long-term illness or death.

Self-driven contact tracing shouldn’t replace health department efforts. However, jump-starting the effort on your own can improve your chances of remembering and allow you to warn your contacts sooner.

Since becoming president-elect, Joe Biden has signaled that restoring America’s leadership on the world stage is among his highest priorities.

(The Center Square) – Colorado’s unemployment numbers continued to swell around Thanksgiving with 17,130 new unemployment claims filed for the week ending November 28.

A Nevada judge on Friday declined the Trump campaign’s request to nullify the state’s presidential election results.

Improper payments made by federal government agencies totaled $175 billion last year, or $15 billion per month, according to PaymentAccuracy.gov, a website of the U.S. government.

State Senator Jerry Sonnenberg argues that the recent special session of the Colorado State Legislature did too little to provide relief for people in the state, including those in rural areas and agriculture.