Expertos en educación superior piden ayuda financiera más equitativa
Cada primavera, cientos de miles de estudiantes de último año de secundaria tienen que determinar si pueden permitirse el lujo de ir a la universidad.
Report: Utah homeownership increasingly out of reach for many
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Higher education experts call for more equitable financial aid reform
Each spring, hundreds of thousands of high school seniors have to figure out if they can afford to go to college.
Colorado Democrats in Congress seek prompt work authorization renewal for DACA recipients
Colorado Democrats in Congress are urging federal immigration officials to quickly address delays that participants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
SCOTUS upholds decisions barring Couy Griffin from ever holding elected office in New Mexico
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday extinguished Couy Griffin’s last hope of ever holding elected office again in New Mexico.
Propuesta por busca aumentar ventas de vehículos eléctricos
Los estandares de emisiones de automoviles nuevos y camionetas ligeras de la Agencia de Proteccion Ambiental podrian requerir que hasta dos tercios de los automoviles nuevos sean totalmente electricos para 2032.
Proposed EPA rule aims to increase EV sales
The Environmental Protection Agency's new car and light truck emission standards could require as many as two-thirds of new cars be all-electric by 2032.
Connecting Growers with Specialized Crop Insurance Agents
Small size farmers and specialty crop producers now have an updated online resource available to find crop insurance agents.
Snow Drought Soon to Be Alleviated?
A part of the Plains experiencing snow drought this winter should see relief over the upcoming week.
2024's Farm Income May Not Drop As Much as Predicted
This year's farm income may end up being higher than current projections.
