Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.

Researchers urge Colorado and the nation to combine wildfire suppression, fuel reduction and controlled burns rather than relying on any single strategy to manage escalating fire risk.

Utah's chief election official has improved the state's election system, but auditors found that county clerks in three counties repeatedly failed to fully implement required changes, raising concerns about oversight and compliance.

Colorado's new Schools to Home program provides down payment assistance to teachers and school employees buying their first homes, with 85 participants already enrolled since its July launch.

A nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office analysis estimates U.S. military operations in Iran have cost over $40 billion and will continue draining $2 billion to $3 billion monthly from taxpayers.

A GOP call for the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, New Hampshire peace activists show nonviolence is mightier than any sword and Nebraska farmers looking to go organic are urged to plan carefully.

The Kennedy Center will close amidst a fight over renaming it, a DHS whistleblower’s claims have been partially confirmed in a new court filing and new data says ICE detention centers aren't economic drivers.

Lamar reaches near 90 degrees Thursday with 40 mph wind gusts as moisture from Arizona and New Mexico drives multiple rounds of storms across the region through the weekend.

Daily storm chances develop Wednesday across Cheyenne County as temperatures climb into the 80s, though forecasters expect low severe weather risk through the week.

Showers and thunderstorms move into Kiowa County on Wednesday, with daily rain chances continuing through Friday as temperatures climb into the mid-80s.