Colorado school shooter dies of self-inflicted wounds
Two students were hospitalized following a school shooting Wednesday at Evergreen High School.
Politics: 2025Talks - September 12, 2025
Politics in the United States and around the world.
Daily Audio Newscast - September 12, 2025
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
How China uses second world war history in its bid to reshape the global order – podcast
China’s president Xi Jinping made a muscular address to 50,000 people in Tiananmen Square marking 80 years since the end of the second world war.
Eads Chamber Recognizes Beth and Chad Bell as Citizens of the Year
Eads Chamber President Dennis Pearson and member Doris Lessenden recently presented a plaque of recognition to Beth and Chad Bell.
The Bells are the 2024 Citizens of the Year. Chamber recognizes how Bells have come to Eads and immediately pitched in on so many levels to be amazing additions to our community.
Thank you, Beth and Chad.
Congress looks at line speed pace for meatpacking plants
Worker safety at U.S. meatpacking plants is at the forefront again.
California parents can get help with medical costs not covered by insurance
Medical debt can be crushing for parents of children with significant health challenges, even with insurance.
Legislación sobre píldora abortiva en Texas enfrenta desafío legal
Texas podría tener pronto otra ley destinada a reforzar su estricta prohibición al aborto.
Q&A: Hidden challenges for rural students attending selective colleges
If you look at the admissions process, especially at elite schools, most of the schools are small, they don’t have a huge admissions staff.
Commentary - Removal of protections for lesser prairie chickens is a huge blow that harms voluntary conservation
This is the second time that lesser prairie chickens have had their protections vacated.
