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Weekly news from Senator Jana Hughes

MADISON, Wis. — Lake sturgeon don’t need Endangered Species Act protections, federal wildlife officials announced Monday, saying that stocking programs have helped the prehistoric fish return to areas where they

Aliyah American Horse didn’t have much of an early childhood. But this proud Lakota woman has used those experiences to pen poems that challenge stereotypes and bring Native issues to

The Town of Sahuarita will review a proposed development agreement Wednesday that could end efforts by Vulcan Materials to put a hot-mix asphalt plant next to Quail Creek.

One of my best Public Health teachers is Joel Nitzkin MD, MPH, DPA, in Louisiana. Dr. Nitzkin, who has another doctorate in Public Administration, observes, “In our public health system,

FRANKFORT — Rep. Kevin Bratcher, a Louisville Republican, says he wants to be on the right side of history when it comes to the man-made “forever chemicals” that are in

The Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center (RaFF) predicts Missouri net farm income to drop 18% in 2024 to $3.6 billion.

The story of Bangladesh’s rise comes in numerous versions with a common denominator. The initial conditions were abysmal: post-independence disorder, natural calamities, famine, and widely shared pessimism nationally and internationally. The lay of the land looks remarkably different 50 years down the road.

The county last increased the real estate tax rate in 2014. Critics said that this year was the wrong time to raise it again.

Ron "Smoky" Martin didnt foresee his hobby becoming the successful career it has been for more than the past decade.