Cooking at Home - Whole Wheat Pancakes
Adding more whole grains to your diet is easy with this tasty pancake recipe.
City of Lamar Presidents Day holiday schedule
The City of Lamar, Colorado, has announced its schedule for the coming Presidents Day holiday.
6 ways that climate change is making farming harder
Farming has never been an easy job, but today’s farmers are facing challenges on a whole new level. Extreme weather patterns, rising temperatures, and shifting ecosystems are directly affecting how we grow food. Read on to learn how climate change is making farming harder and obliging farmers like yourself to adapt.
Water scarcity and prolonged droughts
You cannot cultivate food—whether plant or animal—without water. That’s why the most concerning issue facing agriculture when it comes to climate change is worsening water scarcity.
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - February 11, 2025
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Distance between animal feedlots and North Dakota towns still up for debate
North Dakota lawmakers are still sorting out a thorny agricultural issue getting to the heart of local zoning restrictions for animal feedlot operations.
Nevada Conservation League sets 2025 policy priorities
The Nevada Conservation League says its policy priorities for this year's legislative session reflect what Nevadans value.
Commentary Will nuclear formally be put on the table?
Legislative bill this year has more than one sponsor, including two Democrats. It might actually survive its first committee hearing.
Federal judge orders all grant and loan payments must be resumed by Trump administration
A federal judge told the Trump administration Monday that it must comply with a previous ruling.
Federal judge blocks ‘catastrophic’ Trump administration cut to NIH grant funding
Judge Angel Kelley entered the brief, two-page order, which “shall remain in effect until further order of this Court.”
Colorado officials say $570 million in federal funds still frozen despite court order
More than half a billion dollars in congressionally authorized funds are still being withheld from public and private entities across Colorado.
