Nebraska consumption tax won’t be considered in 2025 legislative session
A grassroots effort to a rewrite of Nebraska’s tax code, to eliminate all taxes in place of consumption taxes, will skip the Legislature this year.
Poll: 80 percent of Montanans oppose reduced workers’ rights
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New Mexico could buck trend of states scaling back sex ed in schools
A coalition of New Mexico groups is supporting a bill this session to require "Comprehensive Human Sexuality Education" for public school students.
Michigan nuclear reopening in doubt after federal spending freeze
Environmental groups are raising alarms as a Michigan nuclear plant, moves closer to being restarted.
Golden Plains Insurance annual educational scholarship announced
Golden Plains Insurance has its annual scholarship initiative for the academic year 2025-2026.
Letter from the RE-1 Superintendent – Build a positive environment for student athletes
Game day is 100 percent for our student athletes to compete and to try their skills and strategies against an opposing team.
Elon Musk’s DOGE targets U.S. Department of Education for millions in funding cuts
The U.S. Education Department was hit with hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts.
Colorado Senate Ethics Committee discusses complaint against Senator Jaquez Lewis
The Senate committee that is considering an ethics complaint against Senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis expressed skepticism about her written response
Border czar says FBI members seem to have leaked immigration operations to media
Border Czar Tom Homan says information indicates the FBI may have leaked details of an immigration enforcement operation to the media.
House committee approves supplemental spending, addresses sexual assault kit backlog
The Colorado House Appropriations Committee met Tuesday to discuss supplemental appropriations for many state departments.
