Trio of Kansas groups call on 2024 Legislature to pass bill legalizing cannabis for...
Alejandro Rangel-Lopez, in a plant-oriented costume, contributed to a panel discussion about reasons for the 2024 Legislature to consider adopting a bill legalizing...
Most Idahoans want abortion exceptions, and trust librarians, Boise State research shows
Most Idahoans trust public libraries and librarians and more Idahoans feel the state is on the wrong track than they have in the past...
4 of the biggest stereotypes about Americans, debunked by a British woman living in...
Like many cultures, the US is sometimes stereotyped by people in other countries. But one British woman who moved to Ohio is...
30 Nebraskans arrested in drug investigation
Among the charges filed, some are associated with the possession of meth, conspiracy to distribute meth, and even firearm-related charges.Story continues
Target Workers Terminated for Buying Popular Stanley Cups
A limited-edition Stanley Quencher cup was briefly on sale at Target for $50, but some employees are paying a bigger price for them, reports...
Moms Demand Action renew push for Permit To Purchase bill in Delaware
DELAWARE - Delaware Moms Demand Action is renewing its push for gun control in Delaware, hoping the 2024 session will see the passage of...
Homeowners awarded nearly $400K for ‘financial harm’ caused by contractors
The Nevada State Contractors Board awarded 24 homeowners who were "financially harmed" by licensed contractors a total of $394,068 in Residential Recovery Funds....
Republican states unite with pro-life doctors for SCOTUS abortion pill battle
Republican attorneys general in Missouri, Idaho and Kansas have asked the United States Supreme Court to let them join a lawsuit against FDA deregulation...
Rhode Island Ranked 4th Worst State in America to Retire
As the specter of financial insecurity looms over many individuals entering retirement, concerns about never being able to retire persist, particularly as statistics reveal...
$100,000 Gift to Feeding South Dakota Helps Neighbors Fighting Hunger
The South Dakota Corn Utilization Council presented a $100,000 check to Feeding South Dakota at their Annual Meeting this past Saturday (Jan. 20, 2024)....
