After postponing the matter last week, the Denver City Council on Monday will consider a $197.3 million contract for construction of a bus rapid transit system that would dramatically reshape the “longest commercial street in the country.”
The Colorado Springs City Council is scheduled Tuesday to cast its second vote on a proposed ordinance that will likely prevent recreational cannabis sales throughout much of the city, a move some officials worry could circumvent residents’ wishes.
Colorado Springs council to cast second vote on recreational marijuana ordinance Tuesday Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and supporters on Wednesday launched the campaign to ask Denver voters this November to increase the city’s sales tax and generate $100 million for housing.
Mayor, supporters launch campaign for $100M sales tax hike for housing in Denver Read More »
A Phoenix woman and two accomplices were arrested following a drug seizure on Interstate 70 near Parachute on Wednesday according to a Garfield County Sheriff’s Office news release. Garfield County Sheriff’s deputies and members of the Special Problem Enforcement and Response (SPEAR) Task Force stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation.
License plate readers are continuing to be installed around Denver, and with almost 100 readers around the city, police have been able to arrest over 100 suspects on various criminal charges.
When Jefferson County mom Carrie Mumma challenged the Colorado Parent-Teacher Association’s hardline stance on controversial legislation, she’d crossed a line.
Sengenberger: JeffCo’s politicized PTA hijacked by the left Read More »
There are 35 residents living in Denver who are “centi-millionaires” and are worth $100 million or more, according to a new report released by the consultant company Henley & Partners.
Denver has 35 ‘centi-millionaires,’ or residents worth $100 million or more Read More »
Multiple local law enforcement agencies responded to several online threats being made against Colorado Springs-area schools Wednesday, and two local students face charges over false threats, officials said.
Two students face charges over alleged false threats to Colorado Springs-area schools Read More »
Mesa County residents Edward and Betty Baltzer were in Grand County last summer when their Jeep broke down.
How engine trouble in Grand County inspired Constitution Day celebrations in Mesa County Read More »
Needle exchange programs and drug injection sites, described by proponents as “safe injection sites” or “overdose prevention centers,” are ideas that radicals throughout the state continue to push upon our communities, even where they are largely opposed by the public and previously rejected by local institutions.
Gonzalez: Needle exchange site in Colorado Springs lacks transparency Read More »
