Listen to the top audio articles and podcasts for the week ending January 6, 2024

• ACLU: Excessive youth 'room confinement' non-rehabilitative, violates Nebraska law
• Listen to the top audio articles and podcasts for the week ending December 30, 2023
• Report examines private-equity power plants, growing risks for communities
• Funcionario electoral de Arizona prueba inteligencia artificial antes de las elecciones 
• Arizona election official tests artificial intelligence ahead of 2024 election
• Daily Audio Newscast - January 1, 2024
• North Dakota election administrator: Prepare for long waits if hand counting advances
• Consumers warned of the menace of rogue credit repair firms
• Daily Audio Newscast - January 2, 2024
• Report: Post-high school certificates, degrees offer good ROI
• Certificados y títulos post-secundarios ofrecen buen retorno de la inversión
• Wyoming's success wins federal funds for new wildlife crossings
• Study credits diversification for Winnebago Tribe success
• Study: Texas small businesses want lower health care costs, higher transparency
• Daily Audio Newscast - January 3, 2024
• One Year Farm Bill Extension Raises Budget Questions
• Tranquil Winter Weather Pattern is about to End
• Addressing Debt After Holiday Shopping
• Hosting a food drive could be your best ever New Year's resolution
• Estudio: Personal electoral de Oregon se marcha ante inminente votación de 2024
• Study: Oregon election staff leaving as 2024 vote looms
• Blood Donor Month: A timely drive
• Daily Audio Newscast - January 4, 2024
• The Yonder Report: News from rural America - January 4, 2024
• Optimism about the Winter Wheat Crop
• Colorado poll shows broad support for voluntary private land conservation
• Pandemic-era aid helped cover students’ basic needs, kept them enrolled
• California farm animal cruelty law takes full effect 
• Daily Audio Newscast - January 5, 2024
• USDA Investing in Crop Insurance Education Programs for Farmers
• Drought Coverage Decline to Start the New Year