Denver International Airport will soon close its bridge security checkpoint as the Great Hall construction project gets somewhat closer to completion.
Bridge security at DIA, once a top-secret checkpoint choice, is going away forever Read More »
Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) has been elected Senate majority leader, setting the stage for him to replace retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), who has held the top Senate GOP leadership job for the past 18 years.
Republican John Thune elected Senate majority leader, edging Sen. Cornyn for the post Read More »
President-elect Donald Trump will visit President Joe Biden at the White House at 11 a.m.
Biden hosts Trump at White House in first sign of transition after election win Read More »
President-elect Trump announced Tuesday that he will nominate John Ratcliffe, his former head of national intelligence, to lead the CIA.
In a race Republican Dan Woog once trailed, he is beginning to look like a winner by continuing to add votes to a tight margin.
Update: Republican Dan Woog expands lead in tight House District 19 overnight Read More »
In a decisive voice, the Mesa County community voted for ballot measures 4A and 4B. This passage is a clear mandate: Buildings with accessibility and security issues get an overhaul. Five learning days remain on the school calendar. And teachers will receive more approved curriculum sources, so they won’t have to resort to websites like Teachers Pay Teachers.
In the heart of Denver, what once stood as a mosaic of statuesque history and pride has become a city of empty plinths, iron bolts and plywood cover-ups—monuments, not to the past, but to a peculiar present.
Kalam: How Denver became a city of plywood and hollow plinths Read More »
President-elect Donald Trump stunned political observers Tuesday night by nominating Fox News personality Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense.
Trump nominates Fox News host, veteran Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense Read More »
Several years ago, Utah filed a suit insisting that the federal government turn over to the state 12,000 roads that cross federal lands within Utah. Few officials noticed, as disputes over who controls public roads on federal lands are nothing new. But the federal judge hearing this case just sent shock waves through Washington with an 80-page ruling containing an analysis worthy of the highest court, refusing to dismiss the case, and excoriating the government for trying to thwart the clear intent of the law.
Walcher: Who decides what’s a public road? Read More »
President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will together establish a new Department of Government Efficiency in his second administration.
