For the past several weeks, Rio Grande County Clerk and Recorder Cindy Hill has been speaking with Rio Grande County commissioners regarding an update to current elections systems used in Rio Grande County and after the approval to move forward with the update, commissioners requested a work session to answer questions.
In Rio Grande County, commissioners hear update on voting system Read More »
The Supreme Court on Friday struck down a Trump-era ban on bump stocks, a gun accessory that allows semi-automatic weapons to fire rapidly like machine guns and was used in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
A Frederick police officer is facing several charges after allegedly pistol-whipping a suspect during an arrest in Colorado. The arrest and alleged assault happened on April 28.
Colorado has been one of the most vocal states against the proposed merger between grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons — the operators of the state’s King Soopers and Safeway stores.
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It’s time to take a second look at that monthly water bill: For some Coloradans, the cost of turning on the tap has been rising for decades, and experts say it is primed to keep climbing.
Has your water bill gone up? Some Coloradans have seen increases up to 600% Read More »
School may be out right now, but dozens of Denver schools need major improvements.
Denver Public Schools to consider asking taxpayers for nearly $1 billion bond Read More »
Arapahoe County’s annual State of the County address had two elements. On one hand, leaders celebrated the various services the county government provides to residents. On the other hand, leaders said some of those services are imperiled.
Arapahoe County weighing cuts in face of budget shortfall, absent of new funding Read More »
Colorado’s Libertarian Party doesn’t plan to submit paperwork putting the party’s presidential and vice presidential nominees on the state’s general election ballot after determining the national ticket doesn’t share the state party’s core values, a party spokesman said.
Growing up on a ranch in northern Colorado, hard work was quickly rooted in Philip Anderson’s life. It’s a habit that he has carried ever since, and even more so now, as he operates a ranch and grapples with raising livestock while gray wolves roam the landscape.
‘It works’: Colorado’s wolf conflict coordinator, ranchers find common ground Read More »
An anti-Israeli protest outside a private residence has prompted the town of Superior to take unprecedented action.
Superior passes first-of-it-kind resolution condemning anti-Israeli protesters Read More »
