U.S. Supreme Court will consider Utah’s oil train, which could impact future environmental reviews
Oral arguments in the case are set for December 10 as the country’s high court considers the future of the Uinta Basin Railway.
Neguse, Bennet bill aims to slow spread of invasive zebra mussels detected in Colorado River
U.S. Representative Joe Neguse introduced legislation Tuesday aimed at boosting efforts to slow the spread of highly invasive aquatic species in waterways across Colorado and the West, following the detection of zebra mussels in several locations on the Western Slope this summer.
America’s counties are less purple than they used to be
The United States isn’t mostly red or mostly blue. It’s mostly purple.The country is, however, becoming more split along party lines.
The Yonder Report: News from rural America - December 5, 2024
News from rural America.
Record number of women to serve in state legislatures nationwide
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Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - December 4, 2024
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Oklahoma governor fires Cabinet secretary for attending court hearing in poultry pollution lawsuit
Stitt announced on Tuesday he immediately dismissed Ken McQueen from his Cabinet position and replaced him with an energy industry official.
New Mexico representatives call on House to move forward on 6 tribal water rights settlements
New Mexico’s three congressional representatives urged leaders of both parties in the U.S. House of Representatives to act before the end of the year.
In New Mexico, Democrats strike an oil and gas gusher: ‘Money buys access’
Nationally, Big Oil overwhelmingly supports Republicans; in New Mexico it’s a different story.
Canvass board members in 7 Colorado counties vote against election certification
Canvass boards are composed of a Democrat and a Republican, who are appointed by county party chairs, and the local county clerk.
