North Dakota tribal advocates: Community work matters in redistricting cases
Legal representatives say community-level work factored into the most recent outcome.
Report examines Utah child care crisis
Licensed child care programs in Utah are only able to serve about 36 percent of all children younger than 6.
Civil rights groups call Texas' proposed laws, razor wire dehumanizing
The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas is opposed to Senate Bill 11.
Eye experts urge caution after FDA recalls dozens of eyedrop brands
The FDA requires a preservative be added to all eyedrops, and the recalled products either lacked the preservative or it was ineffective.
Senators to introduce bills creating year-round standard time
This is not the first time lawmakers in the Evergreen State and the Beaver State have attempted to end the twice-a-year clock changes.
Arguments heard in Minnesota case on Trump's eligibility for 2024 ballot
The Minnesota Supreme Court heard arguments last week.
Colorado sees antisemitic, Islamophobic incidents rise since Israel-Hamas war
Colorado has seen increased incidents of hate against both Jewish and Palestinian communities.
Southeast Girls volleyball state playoffs schedule November 9, 2023
Class 1A
Thursday, November 9
- 9:30 a.m. #12 Kit Carson vs #5 Otis - Winner vs #4 Simla 3:30 p.m.
- 11:00 a.m.
A Tribute to Judy – Part 11
JUDITH DARLENE HAMMER
MAY 31, 1938 – AUGUST 8, 2023
Part 10 was published November 1, 2023, and can be found here.
Otero College is joining the Colorado Partnership for Education and Rural Revitalization
Attorney General Phil Weiser announced the expansion of the Colorado Partnership for Education and Rural Revitalization (COPERR) will include Otero College, marking another step forward in addressing rural housing challenges in southern Colorado. The college, located in La Junta, was awarded more than $400,000 in grant funds for its community revitalization program.
