When the town of Mountain Village above Telluride incorporated in 1995, emerging from a special district, the town charter allowed nonresident property owners to vote. Mountain Village is still the only town in Colorado that allows nonresidents to vote in local elections for council members, mayors and new regulations.
Three school districts across El Paso County are among this year’s recipients of the Colorado Department of Education’s annual Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) Grant funding.
El Paso County schools receive BEST grant funding for renovations Read More »
A federal court ordered a Colorado company to stop manufacturing, distributing or selling unauthorized vaping products.
Colorado e-cigarette company settles with FDA, DOJ on unapproved products Read More »
On a daily basis, the Colorado Capitol flies the American and Colorado flags. Beginning Tuesday, you may notice a new flag flapping in the wind.
Juneteenth flag with Texas star is flying today at the Colorado Capitol Read More »
Hundreds of thousands of dollars are being spent to affect the primary for a seat on the state Board of Education, a race that could determine the future of Colorado charter schools for years to come.
America’s favorite baker, Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop, is back in front of the Colorado supreme court today for yet another round of state-sponsored persecution. The question before the court: Does the First Amendment apply in Colorado, or can the state continue to harass, target, and bully speakers who don’t ascend to the state’s view of cultural issues, in direct contradiction of recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings?
Colorado Democrats on Tuesday applauded President Joe Biden’s executive order to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of individuals who are living in the country illegally and are married to American citizens.
A growing number of retired Americans are considering returning to work as they continue to battle chronic inflation, according to a new survey published by the Motley Fool.
More retirees consider return to work in response to high inflation squeeze Read More »
Second Amendment advocates went to federal court Tuesday to challenge the federal government’s ban on carrying firearms in post offices, saying it’s an unconstitutional limit on the right to bear arms.
Gun rights groups sue to overturn ban on firearms at post offices Read More »
About 12.7 percent of all registered primary voters in Colorado’s 4th District have cast a ballot and among those 34.1 percent are unaffiliated voters, the Secretary of State’s first daily report of the election reads.
10.5% of ballots have been cast in primary election statewide; 12.7% in 4th District Read More »
