In Colorado’s 5th District, both Republican and Democratic registered voters will be asked to weigh in on contested races for their party’s nomination to the general election ballot.
Primary Election ’24: In 5th District, both Democratic and Republican races are opposed Read More »
Thinking about reenlisting? Eligible airmen in critical jobs can now nab bonuses of up to $180,000, up from $100,000 in previous years, for agreeing to stay in the service.
Air Force dangles big bucks, expands eligibility for retention bonuses Read More »
If you’ve recently used a self-checkout kiosk at Walmart (WMT) , and felt like your bill was abnormally high, (even amid inflation) then you were probably right. The retail giant has just admitted that it may have overcharged shoppers who opted to use self-checkout machines in March at 1,600 stores across the nation due to a technical issue, according to documents that were seen by Bloomberg News.
Tech glitch may have overcharged Walmart shoppers at self-checkout Read More »
Twelve jurors and four alternates were selected in the first of what could be two federal criminal trials involving Hunter Biden, the son of President Biden, according to The Associated Press.
Opening statements expected today in Hunter Biden federal gun trial Read More »
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Monday said he never tried to squelch lab-leak theories about the origins of the coronavirus, distanced himself from a senior adviser who bragged about defying transparency laws and rebuffed Republicans who said he should have spoken out against the 6-foot social distancing rule.
Non-partisan elections of persons who sit on city councils, school districts, fire and water boards, and more, almost always are overshadowed in what is termed “down-ballot elections.”
Special district elections: RTD board will have elections to eight district seats Read More »
Ballots will begin hitting the mailstream today, June 3, in the state’s primary election, Secretary of State Jena Griswold has announced. Election Day is Tuesday, June 25.
Ballots to begin hitting mailstream for June 25 primary election Read More »
You’re paying more for food because Congress refuses to control its spending. That was the testimony I recently gave before a Senate committee, but the committee chair, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, refused to believe the evidence presented. Her plan is not to reduce government spending, but to drive your food prices even higher.
Antoni: Washington ate your lunch, then blamed business Read More »
A refundable state income tax credit, estimated at reducing Colorado’s tax revenue by approximately $38 million, can now be used to pay for tuition and fees at Colorado’s higher education institutions.
State income tax credit for college tuition will cost Colorado $38M annually Read More »
The stinky Purina factory in northeast Denver next to Interstate 70 is well known around the city. Now a class-action lawsuit has been lodged in the U.S. District Court of Colorado alleging that noxious fumes from the pet food plant are so bad that people who live nearby should be compensated for their loss of property value and quality of life.
Purina facility smells so bad that it’s getting sued, investigated by the state Read More »
