Two Mexican drug cartels that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said are responsible for the fentanyl smuggled into the U.S., are operating in Colorado.
Mexican drug cartels are operating in southern Colorado, DEA says Read More »
A drop in consumer spending is affecting the city of Denver’s finances. Mayor Mike Johnston unveiled his proposed 2025 budget on Thursday, and as a result of that dip in it includes substantial cuts to programs that he’s passionate about.
Broomfield police took a seriously injured suspect into custody following what they called an active shooting at an apartment complex that led to a female victim’s death.
1 dead in Broomfield apartment shooting; suspect shot Read More »
Boulder is one step closer to winning the opportunity to host the Sundance Film Festival for a decade beginning in 2027.
Boulder among three finalists to host Sundance film fest Read More »
As gunshots peppered the grocery store, a pharmacist heard the alleged Boulder mass shooter shout: “This is fun! This is such fun!”
King Soopers trial: Alleged shooter yelled “This is Fun!” Read More »
Paul Kashmann says he’s not trying to shut off the gas pumps in Denver altogether.
As Colorado’s coal plants close and the state pivots to new energy solutions, the future of Northwest Colorado’s economy hangs in the balance.
Shape the future of energy: AGNC survey calls for community voices in Northwest Colorado Read More »
Tunnel to Towers, a nonprofit founded in the wake of 9/11, is taking on the veteran homeless crisis in Denver.
Nonprofit founded in the wake of 9/11 to convert Denver hotel into housing for veterans Read More »
The City of Pueblo and the mayor have received both support and pushback about the way they are trying to clean up the steel city. Last week, the city cleared out trash and homeless camps along Fountain Creek.
Aftermath of Pueblo’s homeless encampment and trash clear out, a week later Read More »
The Lakewood City Council in August referred a measure to the November 5 ballot asking voters to permanently eliminate revenue limitations in place under the Colorado Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR). Despite some complicated ballot wording, a yes vote on the measure boils down to an end to refunds of taxes over-collected by the city for good starting in 2026.
Lakewood voters to decide on eliminating taxpayer protections in November Read More »
