Ag stats: May 2022 Kansas acreage report
May 2022 Kansas acreage report from the USDA.
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Why the Supreme Court’s football decision is a game-changer on school prayer
The U.S. Supreme Court has consistently banned school-sponsored prayer in public schools. At the same time, lower courts have generally forbidden public school employees from openly praying in the workplace, even if no students are involved.
Ag stats: May 2022 USDA mountain states hogs and pigs highlights
May 2022 hogs and pigs highlights for the USDA mountain states region.
More states will now limit abortion, but they have long used laws to govern – and sometimes jail – pregnant women
It's clear that the Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization will make it harder for women to get an abortion across much of the United States.
Execution dates for six Oklahoma inmates set
The Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals set the execution dates for six men on death row, including one that some lawmakers say is innocent.
Governor Gordon: SCOTUS’ EPA ruling ‘clean win’ for Wyoming
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon welcomed a Thursday ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that restricts the Environmental Protection Agency's regulatory authority.
Opinion: Celebrate our independence by reflecting on the promise of our republic
With the American experiment frequently feeling like it is on the verge of collapse, we should spend some time to reflect on why our republic was designed the way it is and how it was supposed to function.
South Dakota governor wants to bring back the July 4 fireworks to Mount Rushmore
The skies of Mount Rushmore will not be filled with colorful fireworks this year, but South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has not given up hope for next year.
U.S. Supreme Court rules Oklahoma can prosecute cases involving non-natives on tribal lands
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Oklahoma has jurisdiction to prosecute non-Native Americans who commit crimes on tribal lands.
North Dakota abortion trigger laws take effect July 28
Two abortion trigger laws in North Dakota will take effect on July 28 due to the Supreme Court's overruling of Roe v. Wade, according to a letter to the North Dakota Legislative Council from Attorney General Drew Wrigley.
