After three weeks of testimony in Denver District Court, a megamerger trial in Colorado is nearing its conclusion. There’s been a lot to take in during the sometimes 10-hour days and attorneys from the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, Kroger and Albertsons are scheduled to wrap up Thursday.
A look inside the numbers in Colorado’s antitrust Kroger-Albertsons merger trial Read More »
A sensational report in The Wall Street Journal implies that questioning the integrity of our elections is tantamount to domestic terrorism.
A nearly year-long investigation into ActBlue, a Democratic Party online donation platform, alleges a large number of suspicious donations have been made, resulting in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton petitioning the Federal Election Commission to get involved.
AG Paxton: Texas investigation into ActBlue uncovers suspicious donations Read More »
Election night is two weeks away. As Vice President Harris and former President Trump dash to the finish line, this week’s forecast looks at their outreach efforts and the latest evidence of a smaller divide between national and state polling.
Fox News power rankings: Voter outreach, ballot efficiency and a little housekeeping Read More »
The ongoing strike by Boeing’s union machinists could end this week, but not before racking up more economic damage than any other work stoppage in the U.S. so far this year, according to estimates.
Boeing strike costliest in economic damage so far in 2024 Read More »
The host of a Harris campaign “town hall” in Pennsylvania on Monday warned the audience the event would feature “pre-determined” questions for Liz Cheney and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris, Cheney receive ‘pre determined’ questions at scripted town hall Read More »
For 65 years, Bandimere Speedway provided a safe haven for adrenaline junkies chasing speed over a quarter mile.
Williams: Bandimere Speedway leaves behind many fond memories over a 65-year run Read More »
The Denver City Council has a busy schedule for Monday’s meeting and will consider millions in spending on healthy food access for children and rental assistance.
Noting that trial courts across the state are routinely denying tenants the ability to have a jury hear their eviction cases, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that certain types of disputes do qualify for a jury trial after all.
Colorado justices, 4-2, rule tenants have right to a jury trial in eviction cases Read More »
Just days after announcing there would be TABOR refunds for Colorado residents in 2025, the state has announced how much money each Coloradan household can expect to receive.
TABOR refund amounts announced for 2025, based on income Read More »
