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August 2, 2023
Purdue Animal Sciences has selected Hattie Duncan to lead its livestock judging team as well as the department’s newly formed livestock judging program
July 25, 2023
After a yearlong search, Purdue Animal Sciences has selected Hattie Duncan to lead its livestock judging team as well as the department’s newly formed livestock judging program.
July 23, 2023
WEST LAFAYETTE – After a yearlong search, Purdue Animal Sciences has selected Hattie Duncan to lead its livestock judging team as well as the department’s newly formed livestock judging program.
July 19, 2023
Duncans background in lecturing about beef production and previous 4-H judging experiences will serve her well in this new role.
July 19, 2023
Kentucky officials defended the state-managed cleanup of eastern Kentucky’s devastating flooding during a legislative meeting on Tuesday, and largely avoided addressing miscommunication and ballooning costs that have taken place during the process.
June 15, 2023
As overdose deaths continue to rise across the commonwealth, lawmakers recently discussed a bill that would allow murder charges to be sought in cases of overdose deaths.
June 13, 2023
As overdose deaths continue to rise across the commonwealth, lawmakers recently discussed a bill that would allow murder charges to be sought in cases of overdose deaths.
May 21, 2023
The 2023 Interim Session of the state General Assembly will begin next month. Part of the focus of the interim period will be specific policy issues to be studied by several special committees or tas
April 21, 2023
Minnesota has taken a big step in unlocking more funds from Congress to secure clean energy projects. The state was under pressure to come up with its share of matching dollars tied to a pair of major federal policies. This week, Gov. ...
April 19, 2023
Another tax season has wrapped up, and Wisconsin researchers found it is a reminder the states overall tax structure leaves low- and middle-income families behind. A policy group said data show it is becoming harder for these households to survive. The organization Kids Forward used state Revenue Department information and census data for its new policy brief. ...