Mesa County counters proposal for 400,000-acre ‘monument’ with 30,000-acre proposal for Dolores River
Mesa County has countered the call for a national monument around the Dolores River with plans for a much smaller national conservation area.Â
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Tony May faces Garfield School Board recall; accused of bullying, other claims
Former Garfield Re-2 School Board President Tony May is facing a recall election on Aug. 27. Last year, May led efforts to implement American Birthright Standards, which ultimately failed to gain approval from the board after facing significant resistance from community members and district personnel​. Organizers of the recall petition that followed accused May of bullying community members and Re-2 staff members, misusing his position and more.
Rumor control, wolf pup update detailed with monthly wolf activity map from CPW
Colorado’s collared wolves largely remained in Routt, Grand, Summit and Jackson counties and somewhat withdrew from some areas like Eagle County over the past month, according to a map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife Wednesday.Â
Meadows Apartments, a $25 million project in Craig, will be supported by $2.7 million state grant
Craig Economic Development Manager Shannon Scott is excited that $2.7 million in state funding will assist a 96-unit rental apartment project for attainable workforce housing.
Clear Creek hires Superintendent Tom Meyer from Bellevue, Iowa
Clear Creek Schools Superintendent Tom Meyer officially started in his position July 1, but he’s been preparing for the role for more than 25 years in education.
Barbershop owner in Loveland sues city again over Centerra South development
A Loveland resident has filed a second complaint in Larimer County District Court involving the Loveland City Council’s actions surrounding the urban-renewal and financing agreements for the proposed Centerra South development.
Police: In Westminster, burglars are surveilling business owners before breaking into their homes
Westminster police are warning the public about a growing burglary trend in which small business owners are being targeted at their homes.
RTD’s police chief placed on leave for ‘policy violations’, CEO says why is ‘none of your concern’
As the Regional Transportation District grapples with crime issues on buses and light rail trains in the Denver metro area, CBS News Colorado has learned that its Chief of Police and Emergency Management, Joel Fitzgerald Sr., has been placed on leave as an outside investigator looks into alleged “policy violations.” Fitzgerald was hired to head RTD’s police force in August 2022.
Steamboat Springs rallies to save senior living community: “Critical to the character of our community”
After falling into receivership, Casey’s Pond, one of the only senior living communities of its kind for hundreds of miles, is now looking for an owner and tens of millions of dollars in order to stay operational.Â
Developer sues Castle Pines after City Council denied McDonald’s plan
In Castle Pines, a fight over a proposed McDonald’s has escalated to a legal battle.