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PNS Daily Newscast - September 24 


Update: A second accuser emerges with misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavenaugh. Also on the Monday rundown: We take you to a state where more than 60,000 kids are chronically absent from school; and we'll let you know why the rural digital divide can be a two-fold problem.

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Animal Welfare

Just two Texas-founded companies ranked
New Tool Grades Integrity of Organic Labels
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
STRATFORD, Texas — Shoppers can now choose between organic dairy products produced by large-scale factory operations and those produced by ...Read More
More than a third of the population, or 275,000 people, obtain hunting licenses annually in South Dakota. (wikipedia.org)
SD TIPS Program Aimed at Poachers, Not Hunters
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The start of hunting season for various South Dakota game is just days away, and residents are being reminded about a ...Read More
Pryor Mountain wild horses are descendants of horses brought to the North American continent by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century. (BLM)
BLM Moving Forward with Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Removal
Thursday, August 9, 2018
LOVELL, Wyo. — The Bureau of Land Management is moving forward with plans to reduce the Pryor Mountain wild horse herd on the Montana-Wyoming ...Read More
Piping plovers are territorial and don't nest close together, but often spread out across a long stretch of beach. (Wikimedia Commons)
Piping Plover Newly Threatened in Proposed Changes to Endangered Species Act
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
MADISON, Wis. – Bird enthusiasts and conservation groups say the Trump administration's plans to change the Endangered Species Act would make ...Read More
Algae blooms can be toxic for humans when ingested in large quantities. (Idaho Department of Environmental Quality)
Group Wants Action Over Idaho Algae Blooms
Monday, July 23, 2018
CORRECTION: Idaho DEQ says no algae was found near Rexburg where a dog died after swimming last week. A previous version of this story stated algae ...Read More
Up to 10 male grizzly bears and one female grizzly could be hunted this fall in Wyoming. (Jim Peaco/Yellowstone National Park)
Groups Want Grizzly Hunt Canceled After New Deaths Found
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
HELENA, Mont. – Conservation groups are asking Wyoming officials to cancel this fall's grizzly bear trophy hunt after four newly reported bear ...Read More
Each year, 500,000 to 1 million birds die from landing in uncovered oil pits. (USFWS)
Federal Law Protecting Birds for 100 Years is Rolled Back
Friday, July 6, 2018
NEW YORK – The Migratory Bird Treaty Act, one of the first environmental laws in the country, turned 100 this week – but the protection ...Read More
Hunters killed 654 wolves during three consecutive hunting seasons in Wisconsin when they were taken off the endangered species list according to DNR. (Pixabay)
DNR: Wisconsin Showing Signs of Secure Wolf Population
Friday, June 8, 2018
MADISON, Wis. – For the first time in a quarter-century the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeing a slow down in the population ...Read More
Dogs with eye problems and dental disease were discovered in 2016 at an undisclosed Indiana breeding facility, according to a new report. (USDA)
Hoosier Puppy Mills Named Among "Horrible Hundred"
Tuesday, May 29, 2018
INDIANAPOLIS – Four Indiana dog breeders are named in a new "Horrible Hundred," report examining so-called puppy mills and dog sellers around th ...Read More
Dozens of migratory waterfowl and other species, many of them endangered, can be found at the Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge in Central Arkansas. (USFWS)
Report: Toxic Pesticides Used on Leases in Fragile Wildlife Refuges
Monday, May 14, 2018
CLARKEDALE, Ark. – Commercial farms leased in many national wildlife refuges, including several in Arkansas, have been sprayed with nearly a ...Read More
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