‘Historic’ support available for Oregon farmers going organic
New funding is making it easier than ever for Oregon farmers to become certified organic.
Will North Dakota keep standing pat on minimum wage?
Come January, a number of states will increase their minimum wage levels, but North Dakota won't be among them.
Cancer rates in Iowa mirror rising rate of manure pollution
Manure spills in the state of Iowa have contributed to what environmental advocacy groups call a water quality crisis.
Literacy rate among Nevada students improves but still lags
Nevada education experts say literacy rates are improving, but aren't where they should be.
Informe: la mayoría de ambulancias en Colorado facturan fuera de la red
La Ley de Facturacion Sorpresa de Colorado no limita actualmente la facturacion fuera de la red por servicios de ambulancia
Johnson wins Trump’s endorsement to continue as U.S. House speaker
As U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson vies to keep his gavel, President-elect Donald Trump Monday gave the Louisiana Republican a major boost
Late President Jimmy Carter to lie in state at U.S. Capitol next week
Funeral services of former President Jimmy Carter will span from January 4 to January 9.
Pornhub to block access in 13 states as age-verification laws expand across U.S.
Pornhub will soon be inaccessible in 13 states after lawmakers passed a slurry of restrictions for social media and other internet sites.
Colorado families with children seeing homelessness skyrocket, report says
Colorado has recently seen a spike in the number of families with children experiencing homelessness.
Colorado inflation ends year under than national average, still remains high
Colorado reported lower than average year-over-year change in prices in 2024, according to a new report.
