Politics: 2024Talks - December 30, 2024
Politics in the United States and around the world.
Daily Audio Newscast - December 30, 2024
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
The #DesertFarmer Podcast - December 30, 2024 - December 30 high wind event - wintery pattern shift - La Niña peaking?
Southeast Colorado native Brian Bledsoe discusses everything ag, lots of weather, and just about everything else in between.
Movie Review - Mufasa: The Lion King
Critic Bob Garver looks at "Mufasa: The Lion King," a prequel to 2019's "The Lion King."
Report: Most ambulance rides in Colorado billed out-of-network
Colorado's surprise billing law does not currently limit out-of-network billing for ambulance services.
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter dies at 100
President Jimmy Carter, the only Georgian to ever occupy the White House, died Sunday Dec. 29, 2024, after spending over a year in hospice care.
High fire danger: Red flag warning for eastern Colorado Monday
The National Weather Service has issue red flag warnings for high fire danger across much of eastern Colorado for Monday.
Judge-elect in Montana faces criminal drug charges, bows out of taking oath
A recently elected judge for district court in Montana will not take the oath of office in order to focus on defending himself from criminal drug charges.
Floridians have no right to bodies of water ‘free of pollution,’ appeals court rules
For the second time this year, a Florida appellate court has ruled against environmentalists fighting to enact a widely supported local clean water measure.
The Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled Thursday that although 83 percent of voters in Titusville approved a 2022 initiative establishing the right to clean water, the city in Brevard County couldn’t enact it because of a 2020 state law preventing local government from giving rights to bodies of water, plants, and animals.
Medical dispensaries are closing after South Dakota’s rejection of recreational marijuana
The number of patient cardholders in the state has been declining, from nearly 14,000 last winter to fewer than 12,000 currently.
