California referendum would lift ban on new oil wells near homes
A referendum on the ballot this fall gives California voters the chance to either uphold or reject a law
Texas food bank, schools team up to help needy families
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Experienced Nebraska farmer talks cattle, cover crops and regenerative agriculture
Letting cattle graze for just the right amount of time has also been shown to increase the ability of water to penetrate the soil.
Biomass company bankruptcy filing shows industry’s instability
Biomass producer Enviva's recent bankruptcy filing is being considered a sign of the industry's volatility.
Colorado’s Neguse elected to assistant Democratic leader role in U.S. House
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives elected a Colorado congressman to senior leadership.
Nurses, environmental groups welcome Biden's clean car standards
The Biden administration announced new tailpipe pollution standards that will give automakers more time to ramp up production of zero-emission vehicles.
Colorado House committee OKs assault weapons ban bill
Legislation to ban the sale or purchase of so-called assault weapons in Colorado was approved by a House committee.
Biden announces $8.5 billion for Intel's semiconductor efforts on Arizona trip
President Joe Biden and Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announced up to $8.5 billion in federal grant funds from the CHIPS and Science Act will go toward Intel's semiconductor operations.
Pentagon says budget request addresses safety problems in barracks
The Pentagon wants to spend $1.1 billion to build barracks in 2025.
The Yonder Report: News from rural America - March 21, 2024
News from rural America for March 21, 2024.
