Montana offers up agritourism grants to give farmers, ranchers more revenue options
The Montana Department of Commerce is set to divvy out $300,000 in agritourism grant funding.
Kansas raids yield hundreds of pounds of marijuana, thousands of joints, vapes and edibles
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation seized hundreds of pounds of marijuana and tens of thousands of pre-rolled joint.
Competition in Big Tech is at stake as Trump seeks more control of FTC
Experts say the administration’s hands-off approach could end up hurting American companies’ ability to innovate and compete.
Sheriff proposal to lease Nebraska jail space to feds for migrant detainees appears iced out
A Nebraska sheriff’s proposal to rent jail space to the federal government for use as migrant detention appears to have hit a dead end.
New Mexico health agency warns of upcoming change for some SNAP recipients
The state agency that administers New Mexico’s food stamps program says as many as 32,000 residents’ eligibility could be impacted next month.
Trump pledges additional 100 percent tariffs on China by November 1
President Donald Trump threatened to add a 100 percent tariff rate on Chinese goods Friday.
Measles outbreaks across Utah highlight risk to babies and pregnant women
When 11 babies were exposed to measles in Cache County last month, public health workers rushed to get in touch with their families.
EPA signs off on Montana’s new clean water standards
The Environmental Protection Agency has signed off on Montana’s plan to discard numeric water quality standards.
Commentary - Conservative distrust of journalism threatens to spread among liberals
Over the past year, some news companies appear increasingly willing to obey President Donald Trump’s demands about reporting.
EarthTalk - ¿Cómo está la ecología de la bahía de Chesapeake?
La bahía de Chesapeake ha sido durante mucho tiempo una de las masas de agua más vigiladas y estudiadas de los Estados Unidos.
