Tobacco company-owned food brands more 'tempting' than competitors: Addiction study
Food brands owned by tobacco companies produce foods that are more hyperpalatable.
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EEOC sues Midwest Farms in Colorado for sexual harassment and retaliation
The EEOC alleges that Midwest Farms failed to take preventative or corrective action.
Colorado grants $2.5M to expand apprenticeships for high school students
The grants are part of Colorado's Response, Innovation and Student Equity Education program.
Strike deadline approaches as Colorado health care workers negotiate with Kaiser Permanente
Colorado could see 3,000 health care workers go on strike next week.
Proposed constitutional amendment aims to scrap Arizona 'Right to Work' status
The "Arizona Works Together Act" would repeal Article XXV of the state constitution.
Workers at 38 GM and Stellantis auto suppliers called to join UAW strike, Colorado sites included
This story originally appeared in the Michigan Advance.
(Colorado Newsline) Workers at a total of 38 auto parts plants will join the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike against Detroit Three auto manufacturers: Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.
Iowa small farm advocates call for less corporate land control
Rural advocates are supporting the Farmland for Farmers Act in Congress.
US petroleum products exports set new record in first half of 2023
U.S. exports of petroleum products grew 2 percent.
Small businesses blast IRS over new tax credit announcement
The IRS announced it will significantly slow its processing of Employee Retention Tax credits.
California passes legislation to let strikers qualify for unemployment benefits
Under existing law, strikers are not eligible for unemployment benefits until the strike is over.
