Nevada's public lands to benefit from BLM's new rules
The Bureau of Land Management recently released two rules that alter how the agency manages its 245 million acres of public lands.
Florida entre los estados con más niños que pierden cobertura médica post-COVID
Un nuevo informe muestra que Florida, ha experimentado la segunda mayor disminucion en el numero de ninos inscritos en Medicaid
Florida among top states for children losing health coverage post-COVID
After Texas, a new report shows Florida has seen the second-largest decline in the number of children enrolled in Medicaid.
Study: Climate change may affect stroke side effects
Climate watchers are predicting this summer's temperatures may set records, which could aggravate some medical conditions.
Cientos de miles de niños de California dejaron de recibir Medi-Cal desde el año pasado
Medi-Cal ha eliminado a varios cientos de miles de ninos de bajos ingresos de las listas de seguro medico desde abril de 2023.
Hundreds of thousands of California children dropped off Medi-Cal since last year
Medi-Cal has dropped several hundred thousand low-income children from the health insurance rolls since April 2023.
‘Assault weapons’ ban falters in final days of Colorado legislative session
A proposed ban on “assault weapons” in Colorado appears dead in the Legislature.
Last-minute bipartisan bill in Senate would reduce Colorado property taxes
A bill to lower property taxes was introduced with bipartisan sponsorship in the Colorado Senate.
Ian J. MacLaren appointed to the Dolores County Court
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has appointed Ian J. MacLaren to the Dolores County Court in the 22nd Judicial District. The vacancy was created by the resignation of the Honorable Matthew G. Margeson and is effective June 1, 2024.
MacLaren is the Montezuma County Attorney, a position he has held since 2021. His practice consists of civil matters. MacLaren is also a Dove Creek Municipal Court Judge, a position he has held since 2023. His docket consists of municipal matters.
Opinion: Congress must support domestic sugarbeet and sugarcane farmers
When you think of Colorado agriculture, cattle ranching might be the first thing to come to mind, but we’re home to a sweet industry as well: sugarbeets. As a fourth-generation sugarbeet farmer whose family has grown sugarbeets in Colorado for more than 100 years, I know just how important sugar production is to Colorado.
That’s why I recently joined more than 75 other sugarbeet and sugarcane farmers from across the country to meet with lawmakers in Washington, D.C., and ask Congress to pass a farm bill that includes a strong U.S. sugar policy.
