A grass fire was burning in Pueblo County Thursday afternoon. KKTV 11 News first learned about the fire just before 1 p.m. when multiple people started posting photos of the smoke.
Wildland fire burning west of Pueblo is 0% contained, multiple agencies responded Read More »
The city of Loveland lost two of its municipal leaders Tuesday during a special meeting called by the City Council.
‘Great sadness’ as City of Loveland, Colorado losing leadership Read More »
In the newest episode of Unleashed with Heidi Ganahl, Dr. Ben Carson, renowned neurosurgeon, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and steadfast advocate for American values, joined the conversation to set the record straight on his hope for the future of America. The discussion was nothing short of enlightening, touching on topics ranging from childhood struggles to the future of the nation. Dr. Carson’s journey from humble beginnings to national prominence serves as a beacon of hope and resilience for millions across the country.
A Beacon of Hope: Dr. Ben Carson’s Message of Optimism for America Read More »
Every four years, we indulge in an extra day on the calendar, February 29, fondly known as Leap Day. But why do we have this extra day, and what are some of the fascinating traditions associated with it? Let’s dive into the curious world of Leap Day:
Celebrating Leap Day: A Quirky Day in the Calendar Read More »
Critics of President Joe Biden’s open borders agenda that has seen millions of illegal immigrants cross into the United States today ripped his characterization of them as simply “newcomers.”
‘Newcomers’: The Biden Administration’s new word for illegal immigrants Read More »
City of Aurora officials this week reported progress advancing they city’s housing strategy, putting forth recommendations for enhancing the city’s stock of affordable housing and getting additional funding through Proposition 123.
A panel of Colorado legislators on Monday advanced a bill to penalize “fake electors.”
Colorado lawmakers seek to penalize ‘fake electors’ under perjury laws Read More »
When Keith Huck, an Adams County senior oil and gas inspector, walks onto a well pad he looks, listens and sniffs. There is a lot to keep his eyes, ears and nose busy as the county has become the fastest-growing oil producer in the state.
State Rep. Elisabeth Epps attended her first House floor session in person Feb. 23 — 45 days into Colorado’s 120-day legislative session — after asking Democratic leadership in the chamber in mid-January for permission to participate remotely “indefinitely, unfortunately” because she said she’s “experiencing an extended health condition.”
The winding path of the campaign trail in Colorado’s Congressional District 4 – from suburban areas to the far reaches of the Eastern Plains and all places in between – can offer the chance to identify many problems.
