Idaho law groups to celebrate Constitution Day September 17
The Idaho Law Foundation and Attorneys for Civic Education are hosting a Constitution Day event Tuesday.
As USDA announces field trials for bird flu, Utah veterinarian expects long process
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved field trials for bird flu vaccines among cattle.
Southern Arizona nonprofit removes invasive plants to restore riparian areas
Drought and decreasing water availability have been ongoing problems throughout Arizona.
Free school meals are on the rise in the US − but that could change
Should all U.S. public school students be able to eat breakfast and lunch at no cost, regardless of their family’s income?
State responds to federal bill inspired by Wyoming wolf abuse
Following the torture of a wolf by a Wyoming man, a state panel is seeking a bill to protect the killing of predators with vehicles.
Already largest in world, Oregon dark sky sanctuary expected to grow
A sanctuary for stargazing in Oregon is the largest in the world and is set to get even bigger.
North Dakota's abortion ban overturned, restrictions expected to be lifted
Abortion care restrictions in North Dakota are expected to be lifted in the near future, following a court ruling Thursday.
Consumer protections swept up in federal budget fight
Even in a stable economy, consumers still express pessimism and advocates said a key federal agency working on issues.
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