The singer admits that she’s had to learn how to find work-life balance. Continue reading…… Continue Reading

The singer admits that she’s had to learn how to find work-life balance. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Congrats to the whole Bryan family! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Looking ahead, the 6 to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures nationwide, except for cooler-than-normal conditions from the northern Intermountain West to the northern High Plains. Meanwhile, near- or below-normal rainfall across most of the country should contrast with wetter-than-normal weather in peninsular Florida, southern Texas, and parts of the Southwest, as…… Continue Reading
A 21-year-old woman was arrested for assaulting sister with ravioli after a food dispute. Details on the incident and legal consequences revealed. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Jordan Davis is traveling a lot for his current tour, but what does he do to pass the time? His answer will excite the kid in you. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
The bride still expects her to perform at the event. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Lainey Wilson reveals what she calls her boyfriend Duck when she is mad at him … or being romantic. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were sharply lower with weaker demand and external market pressure from the economy. October Live Cattle closed $3.42 lower at $175.60. September Feeder Cattle were down $4.77 at $234.50. In the direct cash cattle trade, a large string in Nebraska sold at mostly $295 dressed, $3 lower than last…… Continue Reading
The president of the American Soybean Association says the EPA’s final Endangered Species Act Herbicide Strategy could have long-term impacts on the ag industry. Josh Gackle of North Dakota says there were some improvements from the original proposal. “We know that they understand some of the difficulties for farmers in meeting these requirements,” he says. …… Continue Reading
Researchers at Michigan State University are developing cost-effective technology to help farmers better manage irrigation needs. The Low-Cost Monitoring System (LOCOMOS) uses in-field sensors that measure soil moisture, leaf wetness, and other factors which are then analyzed to create precise irrigation recommendations. Researchers say the simpler system could prevent over-irrigation, reduce disease development, and lower…… Continue Reading