Boulder County officials are seeking billions in damages from energy companies under state nuisance laws, a case the Supreme Court will hear that could reshape climate litigation across the nation.

Colorado's new Schools to Home program provides down payment assistance to teachers and school employees buying their first homes, with 85 participants already enrolled since its July launch.

Rain runoff sent E. coli levels spiking across the Arkansas River from Pueblo to Las Animas on September 9 and 11, though readings dropped by Saturday as the contamination pulse moved downstream.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump's plan to restrict mail ballots in the midterm elections, finding voting rights groups challenging the rule likely to succeed.

Two-thirds of Coloradans hold unfavorable views of artificial intelligence, with younger adults most opposed and concerns ranging from job losses to environmental costs of data centers.

Colorado voters will decide in November whether to require local law enforcement to report people suspected of being in the country illegally to federal immigration authorities.

A growing number of rural communities are calling for local bans on data centers, the fear of ICE agents is keeping some employees from harvesting crops and New Mexico's famous chile peppers vault into American history.

Responding to Trump slights, the European Union offers Canada an associate membership, Coloradans push climate into the November election debate, the affordability crisis is changing voters’ views on women's issues.

House leaders send lawmakers home early and delay a defense secretary impeachment vote, a bipartisan House group pushes national redistricting reforms, and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time since 2023.

Zach Dyer [DYE-er] reads the week’s news: The high cost of fertility treatment is making some Americans look abroad for help getting pregnant. Plus, a nonprofit in Austin, Texas is trying to keep its city’s music scenes going by helping artists pay for health insurance

Three more Republicans back latest House vote to rein in Trump’s war powers, conservation groups protest a proposal to swap out land in Yosemite National Park, and a new West Virginia collaborative aims to better regulate data centers.

FBI Director Kash Patel faced sharp questioning from Democratic senators Tuesday about the agency's polling place presence and hiring policy changes, while clashing with Senator Cory Booker over his record.

Most voters support candidates who propose solutions to prevent the 22% Social Security benefit cut scheduled for 2032, according to a Peterson Foundation poll released Wednesday.

Researchers urge Colorado and the nation to combine wildfire suppression, fuel reduction and controlled burns rather than relying on any single strategy to manage escalating fire risk.

Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.

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Showers and thunderstorms move into Kiowa County on Wednesday, with daily rain chances continuing through Friday as temperatures climb into the mid-80s.

From the 139-year history of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado.

Pearls of faith from Pastor Richard Zabriskie.

Weather conditions in Kiowa County, Colorado, for the seven days ending September 14, 2026.

Life in Eads and Kiowa County, Colorado, as observed by Doris Lessenden.

A strong cold front sweeps across Kiowa County Monday night, dropping temperatures from near 94 degrees to the low 70s by Tuesday as moisture returns midweek.

Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.

Daily storm chances develop Wednesday across Cheyenne County as temperatures climb into the 80s, though forecasters expect low severe weather risk through the week.

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A cold front moving through Monday evening will drop Cheyenne County temperatures from a high near 93 to around 70 by Tuesday, with scattered severe storms possible Monday afternoon before the transition.

Southeast Colorado high school volleyball scores for September 7-12, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school softball scores for September 7-12, 2026

Southeast Colorado high school football scores for September 7-12, 2026

Minutes of the August 10, 2026, meeting of the Town of Cheyenne Well, Colorado, council.

A Depression-era stone soup tale and history of economic crashes remind us that deregulation and unchecked wealth concentration often precede hard times for ordinary Americans.

Governments worldwide face surging borrowing costs as interest rates climb to near two-decade highs, squeezing budgets for public services and leaving less room for tax cuts.

A Utah State University study finds that college-educated Utahns show greater awareness of issues affecting families and communities, though education alone must pair with local resources to drive real change.

Gasoline in the remote northwest Alaska village of Shungnak costs $26.82 a gallon, likely the highest price in the United States, due to limited barge access and expensive air transport.

Most voters support candidates who propose solutions to prevent the 22% Social Security benefit cut scheduled for 2032, according to a Peterson Foundation poll released Wednesday.

South Dakota's Secretary of State instructs county auditors to send clearer letters to voters stripped of voting rights and explain how to regain them following a federal lawsuit over proof-of-citizenship requirements.

Utah's chief election official has improved the state's election system, but auditors found that county clerks in three counties repeatedly failed to fully implement required changes, raising concerns about oversight and compliance.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump's plan to restrict mail ballots in the midterm elections, finding voting rights groups challenging the rule likely to succeed.

Sweden burns most of its trash to produce energy. Why doesn't the U.S. do the same?

A growing number of rural communities are calling for local bans on data centers, the fear of ICE agents is keeping some employees from harvesting crops and New Mexico's famous chile peppers vault into American history.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "The Mandalorian and Grogu." Does the Disney+ series translate small-screen success into a compelling theatrical experience?

Everything you eat contains three types of molecules that provide your body with the energy you need: carbohydrates, fats and proteins.

Agriculture news and information from the Eads USDA Service Center in Kiowa County, Colorado.

Rain runoff sent E. coli levels spiking across the Arkansas River from Pueblo to Las Animas on September 9 and 11, though readings dropped by Saturday as the contamination pulse moved downstream.

A proposed 200,000-head cattle feedlot in southwestern Nebraska would become the nation's largest single-site facility, raising concerns among locals about water consumption, air quality, and environmental impacts.

Trump directs the Interior Department to decide within 90 days whether to remove endangered species protections for gray wolves and Mexican wolves across the United States.

The White House is toughening its immigration rhetoric – which could motivate the base. Mail-in ballots are going out and disability rights advocates encourage voters and highlight access.

House Democrats say FEMA is illegally withholding $200 million in counterterrorism grants unless states adopt election administration changes that conflict with federal court rulings.

Following push back from a growing coalition of politicians and public interest groups, U.S. Senator Mike Lee proposed an amended version of his plan.

The Kennedy Center will close amidst a fight over renaming it, a DHS whistleblower’s claims have been partially confirmed in a new court filing and new data says ICE detention centers aren't economic drivers.

Boulder County officials are seeking billions in damages from energy companies under state nuisance laws, a case the Supreme Court will hear that could reshape climate litigation across the nation.

Charlie Kirk's family alleges that Utah Valley University failed to implement adequate security measures that could have prevented his fatal shooting at a campus event last year.

South Dakota's Secretary of State instructs county auditors to send clearer letters to voters stripped of voting rights and explain how to regain them following a federal lawsuit over proof-of-citizenship requirements.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump's plan to restrict mail ballots in the midterm elections, finding voting rights groups challenging the rule likely to succeed.

Boulder County officials are seeking billions in damages from energy companies under state nuisance laws, a case the Supreme Court will hear that could reshape climate litigation across the nation.

Lamar reaches near 90 degrees Thursday with 40 mph wind gusts as moisture from Arizona and New Mexico drives multiple rounds of storms across the region through the weekend.

Weather conditions in Kiowa County, Colorado, for the seven days ending September 14, 2026.

Showers and thunderstorms move into Kiowa County on Wednesday, with daily rain chances continuing through Friday as temperatures climb into the mid-80s.

Most voters support candidates who propose solutions to prevent the 22% Social Security benefit cut scheduled for 2032, according to a Peterson Foundation poll released Wednesday.

Colorado's new Schools to Home program provides down payment assistance to teachers and school employees buying their first homes, with 85 participants already enrolled since its July launch.

A nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office analysis estimates U.S. military operations in Iran have cost over $40 billion and will continue draining $2 billion to $3 billion monthly from taxpayers.

Australian mining giant BHP has staked new claims in remote Southcentral Alaska and begun exploration work targeting copper deposits in the Alaska Range west of Anchorage.

Charlie Kirk's family alleges that Utah Valley University failed to implement adequate security measures that could have prevented his fatal shooting at a campus event last year.

Colorado's new Schools to Home program provides down payment assistance to teachers and school employees buying their first homes, with 85 participants already enrolled since its July launch.

Falling birth rates and pandemic-related shifts are forcing school districts across the country to close or merge schools as enrollment declines for the fourth consecutive year.

Australian mining giant BHP has staked new claims in remote Southcentral Alaska and begun exploration work targeting copper deposits in the Alaska Range west of Anchorage.

Australian mining giant BHP has staked new claims in remote Southcentral Alaska and begun exploration work targeting copper deposits in the Alaska Range west of Anchorage.

Critic Bob Garver takes a look at "The Mandalorian and Grogu." Does the Disney+ series translate small-screen success into a compelling theatrical experience?

Cameron Sholly steps down after nearly eight years as Yellowstone superintendent to become chief operating officer of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

An outdoor recreationist captured rare video of a wolverine in Idaho's central mountains, where the elusive carnivore remains extremely difficult to spot.

The concept of temperature grew out of the sense of what feels hot and cold to human touch.

An attorney outlines steps voters can take to protect their ballots and challenge eligibility disputes at polling places before the 2026 midterm elections.

When you talk to computerized assistants like Siri or Alexa, they reply in voices that sound very human.

By forcing atoms together with pressure and heat, scientists can control how a material carries electricity, how magnetic it is, and how it handles heat.