Employers in the United States added 228,000 workers to their payrolls in March, the Department of Labor said Friday, and the unemployment rate inched up to 4.2 percent.
Jobs crush expectations with 228,000 added in March as Trump economy defies critics Read More »
President Trump stood by his “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariff package Friday after China hit back with a 34% tariff on US goods, promising investors that his “policies will never change.”
Gov. Polis’s head must be heavy under the weight of his crown as he contemplates whether to sign a bill denying Coloradan’s their 2nd Amendment right to bear arms, or be a Constitution loving Democrat as they all claim these days.
Misleading headlines suggest the bill merely requires gun owners take a class before buying a gun, and yet the legislation on Polis’s desk grants government authority over who can buy commonly used guns for self protection.
Colorado’s gun control déjà vu: D.C. law failed, will Polis repeat it? Read More »
Several international students at Colorado universities have had their visas revoked by the Department of Homeland Security, according to the universities.
How are we doing, Colorado, now that it’s illegal to hold your cellphone in your hand while driving?
Citations soar after first 3 months of Colorado banning hand-held devices while driving Read More »
Colorado universities can now put student athletes on the payroll for their name, image and likeness (NIL) rights — but what they’re paid is off-limits to the public.
New law lets Colorado colleges cut checks to student athletes Read More »
After two weeks on the run, an illegal migrant believed to have ties to the violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua who escaped from an federal immigration detention center in Colorado has been captured, the US Marshals said Tuesday.
Political organizers have submitted four potential ballot measures that would reshape how the city of Denver handles immigration and crime.
The Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment (PDPHE) monitors the use of drugs, like fentanyl, by testing wastewater. According to their wastewater dashboard, last month fentanyl use in Pueblo increased for the first time this year.
Pueblo sees uptick in fentanyl use Read More »
It’s only been a few weeks since Sonya Jaquez Lewis resigned from the Colorado Senate amidst accusations that she mistreated her young employees.
Now we learn that House Democrats were also investigating state Rep. Regina English for some bizarre treatment of her aides but kept that unfolding scandal hush hush.
Second scandal, same party: staff mistreatment allegations mount for Colorado Democrats Read More »
