Aurora lawmakers on Monday night decided to keep a promise made to businesses that they would repeal the occupational privilege tax, which taxes businesses for each employee.
Aurora lawmakers vote to go forward with repealing employee tax on businesses Read More »
The state reported its unemployment rate hit 4.1% in October, up from 4% the month before — matching the national average after being below the U.S. rate all year, according to data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s report released Monday. The number of unemployed grew by nearly 4,000 over the month to a total of 134,000.
Colorado’s unemployment rate ticks up to 4.1%, surging up to the national average Read More »
Colorado’s second-highest court ruled on Thursday that electric scooter companies cannot be held liable simply for making scooters available to users who, in turn, cause injuries to others.
Countless people stood under the November sun, silently looking onto a parade of hundreds of police cars moving through Littleton.
Littleton procession honors Golden police officer who died on duty Read More »
A Buena Vista middle school student on Tuesday represented Colorado in the first-ever National Civics Bee.
Buena Vista middle schooler competes in first-ever National Civics Bee Read More »
An early November winter storm is hammering parts of the metro Denver area, northern Colorado and eastern Plains Friday, making travel difficult, closing schools and snarling flights at Denver International Airport.
More than 400 canceled flights at DIA, interstate closures continue from winter storm Read More »
Denver voters have rejected Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposal to increase the city’s sales tax rate by 0.5 points in order to pay for housing projects citywide.
Sales of guns took a temporary pause last month as the public headed into an Election Day that could determine the future of the Second Amendment.
Gun sales expected to surge in a likely anti-gun Harris Adminstration Read More »
Immigration and crime are two of the top issues in this November’s election, according to polls. Where those two issues intersect tragically is sex trafficking, a $150 billion global industry.
Copeland: Colorado’s sex-trafficking crisis, an intersection of immigration and crime Read More »
The Venezuelan prison gang known as Tren de Aragua (TdA) eyed Denver as its headquarters in the U.S., according to internal communications within the Aurora Police Department.
Report: Venezuelan TDA gang ‘decided to make Denver their headquarters in the U.S.’ Read More »
