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Recently released draft summaries for the new farm bill from the House and Senate ag committees will move conversations along, but neither is a final version, says Jake Westlin, vice president of policy and communications for the National Association of Wheat Growers. He doesnt foresee a final bill before the presidential election. "Theres going to be a lot of wait and see in terms of what the exact details are," Westlin says. "I do think theres a reasonable path forward there, bu...

An abandoned and fire damaged former office building from the days when Pittsburgh Plate Glass was operating at full force in Kokomo is being demolished.

Missouri will receive nearly $44 million to replace water service lines in the state that are made of lead. Kansas and Oklahoma will each allotted $28.65 million.

It is time to start planting summer gardens and thinking about the upcoming harvest. A lot of effort typically goes into gardening, so ensure your produce is safe to eat

Most people don’t get excited about annual work plans, but the Mississippi Headwaters Board (MHB) does. Tim Terrill, Executive Director of the MHB, informed the board that the Annual Plan

From 2000 to 2022, the median annual household income in the U.S. increased by 77.6%, from $41,990 to $74,580, while the median home price nearly tripled—a 170% increase—from $123,086 to

Because of rising costs of electric meters, transformers and labor, Chanute city commissioners approved an increase for the monthly meter/customer charge, starting this upcoming billing cycle.

ELKTON - Main Street in Elkton has been reopened after a reported gas leak forced emergency workers to close a section of that road on Monday, according to the Elkton

The National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center has issued a high risk of tornadoes across central and north-central Oklahoma this evening.

CUMBERLAND – Jeffrey Swanson, executive director of the nonprofit development agency Valley Affordable Housing, keeps a big sign with the number “566” hanging over his desk.