Another energy project in Utah approved with expansion of oil train facility
The Trump administration has approved another project in Utah under the president’s national energy emergency declaration.
Lamar Historic Preservation Advisory Board to meet
Public Service Announcement
There will be a Lamar Historic Preservation Advisory Board meeting
On Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Located in the 2nd floor Conference room At the City Complex
USDA chief outlines plan to block China from U.S. farmland ownership
Rollins announced a department initiative to block “foreign countries of concern” from owning U.S. agriculture lands.
Many medical treatments could be affected by Supreme Court transgender ruling
The ruling could give states leeway to make rules on any other sex-related treatment — potentially affecting people of all genders.
Médicos de Texas desconfían de cambios para 'aclarar' lenguaje de Ley del aborto
Los legisladores de Texas aprobaron la ley Life of the Mother Act durante la sesion legislativa.
Texas doctors leery of changes to 'clarify' abortion law language
Texas lawmakers passed the Life of the Mother Act during the legislative session.
Concerns grow over future funding for Wyoming historic preservation
After a three-month delay, the Trump administration released 2025 funds to state historic preservation offices last week.
Tina Peters cannot appear remotely from jail at court hearing, judge rules
Peters’ attorneys said in the motion that she wanted to attend the July 22 hearing because the issues being discussed “affect her liberty interests.”
Coloradans eligible for compensation under renewed federal radiation exposure program
RECA was established in 1990 and pays one-time sums to those who developed certain diseases after working on U.S. nuclear tests.
Federal judge quickly rules in favor of Planned Parenthood in suit over Medicaid funding
The federal government cannot withhold Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood for at least the next two weeks.
