In 1861, 11 states tried to leave the United States and form a new country, causing a four-year war. Wars cost a lot of money so the new country, called the Confederate States of America, printed money as a way to pay its bills.
Enjoy this creamy and flavorful dish, packed with cheese, beans, peppers, and corn.
Colorado’s economy is showing signs of a mixed recovery, according to a report released by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office.
Though some businesses are beginning to resume operations as normal, many Kansas businesses find themselves in a supply bind, unable to acquire all the supplies needed for daily operations.
A bill to provide tax relief to farmers on school bond issues has advanced in the Nebraska Legislature.
Wyoming’s ambulance services have reached a state of emergency as funding in many counties dries up.
Oklahoma is joining a growing list of states to offer universal occupational licensing recognition to out-of-state professionals who relocate there.
Official numbers from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics show unemployment rose in the month of April as hiring fell far short of estimates.
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*These are cumulative totals as of 05/03/2021 4pm **Deaths in people with a recent positive COVID test.
This week’s positivity rate was 8.57 percent, up from 0.0% last week. The goal is to keep this below five percent. This week’s rate is due to low testing.