Dear Dietitian – Do dietary supplements help protect against colds?
Leanne McCrate takes a look at four dietary supplements people believe help protect against the common cold.
Los Angeles County health officials agree to open schools for children ages K-6
After keeping schools closed for 11 months, Los Angeles County health officials now say that dozens of elementary schools will be permitted to reopen for in-class instruction for students in grades TK-6 as early as this week.
Nebraska bill seeks to grant COVID-19 liability protections for long-term care facilities
A Nebraska lawmaker has filed a bill that would grant partial immunity to nursing homes and other long-term care facilities from lawsuits relating to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kansas aims to future-proof economy with four-pillar plan
The Kansas Department of Commerce has a plan to improve the state's economy called Kansas Framework for Growth.
Governor Polis calls for ‘substantial and comprehensive tax relief’
(The Center Square) – Colorado Gov. Jared Polis delivered his third State of the State address Wednesday, highlighting the state’s efforts to provide pandemic relief and laying out a roadmap to economic recovery that includes more tax relief.
Colorado Secretary of State opposes election bill
Colorado's secretary of state took aim at a bill introduced Tuesday in the state Senate that would alter how Coloradans cast their votes in general elections.
Ways Truck Drivers Can Prevent Cargo Damage
If you’re a truck driver, you know that one of the most important aspects of your job is to make sure your cargo arrives at its destination in the best condition possible. Knowing this, it’s important to stay up-to-date on all the ways you can keep your cargo safe. This article will go through the most effective ways truck drivers can prevent cargo damage to help you protect your driving reputation.
New Mexico bills seek to legalize recreational pot
After past years of stalled impetus, the New Mexico legislature has four bills seeking to legalize cannabis circulating within its halls.
Winter storms delay Colorado vaccine delivery
Over 133,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses are stuck in route to Colorado because winter storms are impacting a distribution hub in Tennessee, Colorado's health department said on Tuesday.