Kiowa County commissioners review grant updates, approve vouchers, and discuss ballot questions and support letters for local schools and historic preservation during their regular meeting.

Senator Mitch McConnell returns to work for the first time in three months, the nation's largest factory feedlot for cattle planned in Nebraska, and Wisconsin power plant rules face scrutiny.

The Supreme Court won’t lift injunctions stopping mail-in-voting restrictions, a House Subcommittee blames Obamacare for healthcare costs and new polls show Americans tie government corruption to higher prices.

Trustees warn the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts could have to close its doors as early as this week; Orchards in Maryland struggle with early blooms and poor yields, and rural Illinois is encouraged to cash in on renewables, with careful thought.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks euthanized two grizzly bears near Lincoln after they repeatedly raided chicken coops and other food sources despite removal efforts.

Trump directs the Interior Department to decide within 90 days whether to remove endangered species protections for gray wolves and Mexican wolves across the United States.

Iowa State University computer science professor Wei Le and her graduate students created Todaysai.ai, a website tracking new AI tools and resources that has already attracted over 150,000 visitors since launching in May.

A clinical trial of a new breast cancer vaccine has generated immune responses in most participants, offering hope to cancer survivors worried about recurrence despite medical advances raising concerns about vaccine hesitancy.

The White House is toughening its immigration rhetoric – which could motivate the base. Mail-in ballots are going out and disability rights advocates encourage voters and highlight access.

Republicans and Democrats in Congress are working together on the Fix Our Forests Act to reduce wildfire risk and strengthen Colorado communities facing increasingly destructive fire seasons.