Eads and Kiowa County will see sunny, breezy, well-above-normal weather Monday, with a high near 84 degrees, before a cold front brings showers and cooler air by Wednesday.

President Donald Trump appeared to leave open whether the federal government will livestream the December firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan, a former Army major who killed 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, appearing in Iowa with Representative Zach Nunn, said the USDA is increasing enforcement agents by 20 percent to shut down puppy mills, starting with Iowa and Missouri.

A federal judge has ordered the release of 50 people wrongfully arrested by U.S. immigration authorities in Montana since late July, with many detained in Cascade County.

Religious leaders across Arizona, including the Roman Catholic Diocese of Arizona and the Greater Phoenix Board of Rabbis, urge peaceful, respectful midterm participation and fair treatment of election workers ahead of November.

Detainees at an ICE facility in Florence say fire alarms sound every few hours and multiple times nightly, keeping them awake, while ICE and CoreCivic deny the problem.

A Utah nonprofit urges the Utah Department of Transportation to cancel its Flock camera contract, arguing state transportation officials can limit license plate surveillance on state roads faster than lawmakers.

Power the Future urges Congress to pass legislation shielding energy companies from climate lawsuits as the Supreme Court hears arguments in Suncor v. Boulder.

Democrat Adam Hamilton is challenging U.S. Senator Roger Marshall in Kansas, and his centrist, bipartisan pitch contrasts with Marshall's embrace of MAGA politics and partisan fights.

Minnesota and numerous other states are fighting prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket, which let people bet on election outcomes despite longstanding state bans on that practice.