A Pagosa Springs attorney who has filed nearly 100 open-government lawsuits in the past several years has standing to sue the Elizabeth school board for alleged open meetings law violations even though he lives 300 miles away, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday.
June 6 is the 80th anniversary of the 1944 D-Day landings, when Allied forces launched a naval, air and land assault on Nazi-occupied France.
Voices of D-Day: Veterans describe the heroism and horror Read More »
Prosecutors presented evidence that Hunter Biden attempted to buy and smoked crack in the days after he purchased the gun.
‘Laptop from hell’ among evidence facing Hunter Biden in gun trial Read More »
Shortly after the Broncos drafted Marvin Mims Jr. in 2023, Head Coach Sean Payton compared the Oklahoma product’s speed to driving on an open highway.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Tuesday giving himself the authority to close the border when the seven-day average of daily border crossings between ports of entry exceeds 2,500.
Biden’s edict on Southern Border is an Election Year stunt, Republicans say Read More »
There are more than 49.6 million people in modern slavery today. What does that look like in Colorado?
Stratford: What does human trafficking look like in Colorado? Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said he wants to make Denver the largest city in the country to have no veterans living on the streets.
No veterans living on Denver streets? That’s Mayor Mike Johnston’s goal. Read More »
When it comes to letting their flight attendants and other workers express their political views, airlines are often in a tough spot between encouraging personal expression and avoiding the kind of arguments that broke out last month when a JetBlue Airways (JBLU) passenger was accused of “causing a disturbance” and had his return ticket canceled after bringing up an attendant’s “Free Palestine” pin.
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Debate rules momentarily broke down at a Congressional District 5 debate Monday evening hosted by The Gazette, KOAA and the El Pomar Foundation, as the intraparty conflict between Republicans Jeff Crank and Dave Williams came to a boil onstage.
Under a new “hands-free” law, Colorado drivers will be prohibited from using cellphones while driving, but it is a secondary offense, meaning it cannot be the primary reason to be pulled over.
