New Mexico job training program returns to lift all boats
New Mexico's Roadrunner Food Bank is again offering job training after its program was temporarily suspended during the COVID pandemic.
13 California counties get 'F' in new clean air report
California has some of the dirtiest air in the nation, according to the American Lung Association's new State of the Air report.
Report: Medicaid cuts could impact 1 in 4 Colorado child care workers
Colorado lawmakers were able to close a $1 billion budget shortfall without major Medicaid cuts this year.
Grace Lutheran Church Weekly Devotion - Acts 9:1-16 (17-22) (ESV)
Weekly devotion by Reverend Steven Zandstra at Grace Lutheran Church in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
Obituary - Seth Lee Franzman
Obituary for Seth Lee Franzman of Arizona, formerly of Otero County, Colorado.
Obituary - Henry ‘Art’ Arthur Lawrence
Obituary for Henry ‘Art’ Arthur Lawrence of Prowers County, Colorado.
Obituary - Cathryn Louise ‘Cathy Lou’ Anderson, PhD
Obituary for Cathryn Louise ‘Cathy Lou’ Anderson, PhD, of Kiowa County, Colorado.
Nebraska auditor raises red flag over rising cost of rented office space for state workers
Nebraska state government is paying about 37 percent more to lease commercial office space for employees today than five years ago
Technologists welcome executive order on AI in schools but say more detail is needed
Education software experts say they’re cautiously optimistic about a Trump administration drive to incorporate AI into classrooms.
Commentary - A power company plans for life after coal
Lots of wind, solar and batteries — but does Tri-State need a new natural gas plant as it prepares for 2030?