Sewer line break leads to closure of Colorado State Capitol
The Colorado State Capitol will be closed on Thursday due to sewer leak.
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Caldara: Raise a glass to the Coors Foundation
When I was a kid, I’d collect old tin cans and the newfangled aluminum beer cans. My father would drive me down to the Coors distribution warehouse in Littleton. They’d weigh them and they gave me cash, real cash in my hand for recycling.
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Almost every judicial district has faced naked people showing porn during live streams, officials say
A group of naked people showing porn are wreaking havoc for courtrooms across Colorado. The Fourth Judicial District tells KRDO13 Investigates that almost every district in the state has experienced issues with a group gaining access to public livestreams and creating explicit disruptions.
Large Cherry Creek West development moves ahead as neighborhood groups ask for more clarity
The Denver Planning Board on Wednesday approved a rezoning of the west end of Cherry Creek Shopping Center for a huge redevelopment that could bring seven office and apartment buildings — some to 13 stories high — on a site where the old Bed Bath & Beyond store now overlooks University Boulevard.
Mothers’ non-profit can’t have a bake sale in Golden without permit
A group of moms raising money for charity has found themselves in a conflict with the City of Golden. The group raises money in the name of the mothers’ daughters who died several years ago.
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Aurora shuts down apartment complex, owners blame Venezuelan gang for building’s condition
An Aurora landlord is blaming the city’s decision to shut down an apartment complex on a Venezuelan gang — a claim that city officials dismissed, calling it an “alternative narrative” to numerous code violations and the poor condition of the building.
In Larimer County, 75 laid off from mental health center amid rise in uninsured and Medicaid reform
Larimer County’s community mental health center has abruptly laid off 75 employees, causing a gap in care for some of the most vulnerable patients and increasing concerns about how far the fallout will spread after a seismic shift in Medicaid funding.
Tina Peters Trial Recap: Elections manager breaks down on stand, defense focuses on inconsistencies in state’s case
In 2022, a grand jury and a Republican district attorney indicted Tina Peters, the duly elected Mesa County clerk and recorder, for allegedly orchestrating a breach to prove the theft of an election.
Euthanasia at area animal shelters is up by double digits as thousands of Coloradans surrender their dogs
Dogs that once were adopted within days are now waiting weeks or months and some never make it out. While many shelters have “no-kill” policies, those policies don’t apply to dogs that are unhealthy or unsafe.
Fabbricatore: Why I am running for Colorado’s 6th District in Congress
I constantly hear how difficult it is for a Republican to win the seat in the 6th Congressional District in Colorado. It’s been a tough battle for many years, but this seat was held by Republican leadership since 1983, represented by former Congressmen Daniel Schaefer, Tom Tancredo, and Mike Coffman.
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