Home Country – History and civilization
Rural life and humor, with characters from the mind of Slim Randles.
North Dakota’s pesticide protection law a first for the U.S.
North Dakota is poised to be the first state in the nation to implement a law that provides legal protections for pesticide manufacturers.
U.S. oil and gas industry warns tariffs, $50 a barrel target create uncertainty
U.S. oil and natural gas firms have a message for President Donald Trump: his energy and tariff policies are creating chaos.
Commentary - Why South Dakota doesn’t need to close the ‘banana gap,’ and other lessons about trade and tariffs
America has a “banana gap” with much of Central America.
Kansas governor vetoes scholarship bill that would have extended public funds to two private schools
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly vetoed a bill Friday she feared would funnel more public money to private educational institutions.
After 25 years of advocacy, a small Navajo community has water
Bringing water to Westwater was part of a larger, ongoing effort to expand access to water in Navajo communities.
Colorado Senate votes to override Polis veto of social media regulation bill
If the House takes the same action, it would be the Legislature’s first successful veto override in decades.
Tariffs add to homebuilding, housing market woes in Colorado
Increased costs for builders due to the Trump administration’s tariffs threaten an already challenged housing market in Colorado.
Coloradans' hand-written letters on SNAP cuts heading to nation's capital
Two leading Colorado nonprofits working to end hunger are collecting hand-written letters from a wide range of people.
CDOT sidewalk improvement project begins Monday in Mancos
Along with new ADA curb ramps, there will be upgrades to driveway ramps and stormwater drainage systems.
