School choice group says Colorado bill is an attack on state's charter school system
A school choice group in Colorado is concerned about a bill that would make it more difficult to start or renew charter school licenses in the state.
Kansas lawmakers override governor's conceal-carry veto
Kansas lawmakers have voted to override Gov. Laura Kelly's veto of legislation allowing 18-20 year olds to carry a concealed weapon.
Some Wyoming businesses required to return COVID-19 relief money
Some Wyoming businesses that received COVID-19 relief funds are being asked to return some funds totalling nearly $10 million.
The 6 best farm fencing options
Keeping cows, chickens, and horses on your property is an exciting challenge no matter where you live. Your best chances at success begin with the right fencing choice. The wrong farm fence will leave your livestock vulnerable to predators and may allow them to escape. Further, the wrong fence could harm your animals and cost you a fortune. Check out the six best farm fencing options to help you decide which is right for you.
Wyoming ranchers buckle in for more drought as parts of state are in 'a pretty dire situation'
Wyoming's ranchers are warily count their raindrops during the prime grass-growing season, as significant parts of the state are experiencing severe drought conditions.
Critics: Court ruling jeopardizes New Mexico's water rights
A New Mexico court ruling has the State Engineer's Office and others petitioning for a rehearing, saying the state has been stripped of its rights to control its own water.
Oklahoma ends COVID-related state of emergency
Oklahoma is no longer under a pandemic-related state of emergency.
Push for answers after emails reveal teachers unions influenced CDC guidance on school reopenings
A controversy involving teachers unions, the White House and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance on reopening schools has sparked an inquiry from Congressional Republicans.
Facebook sticks with Trump suspension for now, sets future decision date
Facebook announced Wednesday that the social media company would keep in place its suspension on former President Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts.