Senator Byron Pelton condemns Perkins Canal plan, reaffirms Colorado water defense
Colorado State Senator Byron Pelton issued the following statement concerning the Perkins Canal and Nebraska’s recent water lawsuit against the state of Colorado:
New Physician Assistant joins GCHS healthcare team
Tribune, Kansas, is gaining a new face in healthcare this summer.
Medicaid cuts are likely to worsen mental health care in rural America
Medicaid is the single largest payer for mental health care, and in rural America, residents disproportionately rely on the public insurance program.
Judge orders Trump administration to ‘stop violating the law!’ and publish spending details
A federal judge Monday ordered the Trump administration to once again publish details about the pace at which it plans to spend money.
EarthTalk - Why would we want to bring back dire wolves, wooly mammoths or saber-toothed cats?
In recent months, the Dallas-based biotech firm Colossal Biosciences announced the rebirth of the long-extinct dire wolf and woolly mammoth.
Washington law wipes medical debt from credit reports
While a new ruling by a federal judge allows medical debt to remain on Americans' credit reports, Washington residents will be protected.
Albuquerque strengthens policies to protect immigrants, refugees
Albuquerque wants immigrants to feel safe in New Mexico's largest city and has unveiled a new executive order to make it happen.
Colorado Representative Jason Crow denied entry to Aurora ICE detention center
U.S. Representative Jason Crow said that he had been denied entry to an immigration detention center in his district in violation of federal law.
States sue Trump administration over health care, education
A 20-state coalition is suing the Trump administration over restricting access to health, education and social service programs.
Movie Review - I Know What You Did Last Summer
Critic Bob Garver looks at "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Will it be a hit this summer?