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Dual venture doubles investment to convert pig refuse to power

Dual venture doubles investment to convert pig refuse to power

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) — Dominion Energy and Smithfield Foods are vowing to invest half a billion dollars in manure-to-energy projects in several states. The Daily Press of Newport News reports the companies initially planned to join in a $250 million, 10-year venture to turn animal waste into energy. Kraig Westerbeek, senior […]

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Utah State Football Hosts Stony Brook Saturday in Home Opener

Utah State Football Hosts Stony Brook Saturday in Home Opener

LOGAN, Utah-On the heels of a disappointing 38-35 loss at the hands of Wake Forest August 30 at Winston-Salem, N.C., Utah State seeks its first win of the season against NCAA FCS foe Stony Brook at Maverik Stadium Saturday. Utah State has successfully recovered from a loss consistently in the […]

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Gas euthanasia at Wyoming animal shelter protested

Gas euthanasia at Wyoming animal shelter protested

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) — Two Wyoming residents are trying to end the use of a gas chamber for euthanasia at an animal shelter. The Humane Society of the U.S. says Wyoming is one of just four states where shelters still use gas chambers rather than lethal injection to euthanize […]

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Broncos grab quarterback Drew Lock in Round 2

Broncos grab quarterback Drew Lock in Round 2

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — John Elway got the quarterback he wanted all along, but without the pressure that would have come with Drew Lock being a first-round pick. “I’m hoping it allows us to let him grow, and the expectations are not as high as they would be with a top-10 pick,” […]

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Iowa tight end Noah Fant poses with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell after the Denver Broncos selected Fant in the first round at the NFL football draft, Thursday, April 25, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

Denver moves down, selects Iowa tight end Noah Fant

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — John Elway gave Joe Flacco just what he wanted, a threat to stretch the field, not take his job. The Denver Broncos general manager selected Iowa tight end Noah Fant with the 20th pick Thursday night, bypassing a quarterback in the first round of the NFL draft. Elway, […]

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Utah women’s hoops ranked for first time in more than decade

Utah women’s hoops ranked for first time in more than decade

NEW YORK (AP) — Utah earned its first appearance in The Associated Press women’s basketball poll in a decade entering at No. 21 on Monday. The Utes (16-1) last were ranked in the final poll of the 2008 season. They were one of four teams to enter the Top 25 […]

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Report: Missouri is ‘promised land’ for polygamous community

Report: Missouri is ‘promised land’ for polygamous community

HUMANSVILLE, Mo. (AP) — For members of a polygamous community of about 400 people in rural Missouri, their enclave has always been the promised land. Known as “The Ranch” to its residents and as “The Compound” to people in neighboring towns, the group still practices plural marriage 35 years after […]

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Supreme Court won’t preside over challenge to state egg laws

Supreme Court won’t preside over challenge to state egg laws

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to get involved in a legal dispute involving 15 states that want to strike down laws in California and Massachusetts requiring larger living areas for some farm animals. The attorney general’s office in Missouri, which spearheaded one of the […]

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Kansas faces new fight over taxes after years of turmoil

Kansas faces new fight over taxes after years of turmoil

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas’ new Democratic governor promised not to raise taxes to meet her goals of boosting spending on public schools and social services. Republicans who control the Legislature argue that a tax increase is coming even if state politicians do nothing. One of the first big political […]

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Missouri turns to math formula to deter gerrymandering

Missouri turns to math formula to deter gerrymandering

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The votes won’t be cast for another four years, yet Democrats already appear likely to gain seats in Missouri’s Republican-dominated Legislature in 2022. The reason: A one-of-its kind redistricting initiative approved by voters in the recent midterm elections. Missouri’s initiative marks a new frontier in […]

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