In an op-ed published in the Colorado Springs Gazette, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman accused Denver Mayor Mike Johnston of not being truthful about how migrants, including Venezuelan gang members, ended up in Aurora.
Mayors of Denver and Aurora clash over ‘offloading of illegals’ in Aurora Read More »
The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado is speaking out about the ongoing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement action in Aurora that led to 16 people detained in December.
ACLU claims Aurora police may have ‘exceeded their authority’ in working with ICE Read More »
He played Santa Claus during the holidays and hand-delivered gifts to local children. He drove teenage royalty in the high school’s homecoming parades with his rebuilt classic cars. He picked up broken down motorists and fixed their cars.
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The District 11 School Board has decided against renewing its master agreement with the local teacher union — the Colorado Springs Education Association (CSEA).
At the same time that the ACLU of Colorado is investigating the Aurora Police Department’s cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Aurora’s mayor is asking Denver’s mayor for clarity on how and why the migrant population spread to Aurora.
Aurora’s mayor questions why Tren de Aragua impacts have been felt less in Denver Read More »
A four-day snow event in Denver and areas east of the Continental Divide has done more than dump some badly-needed moisture on half the state.
In four days, wintry weather has canceled 250 flights, delayed 2,820 more at DIA Read More »
Contracts for union employees at King Soopers and City Market have been extended almost two weeks in a stopgap measure while negotiations continue.
Grocery chains and union workers temporarily extend contract negotiations Read More »
A grocery store owner on Colfax is fed up with recurring thefts from his shop, including a repeat offender he’s looking to identify through images from his security camera.
Colfax grocery store owner fed up with frequent shoplifters in the area Read More »
Colorado Springs-area resident Rebecca Lavrenz, who was found guilty last year on four federal misdemeanor charges related to the United States Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021, while demonstrators protested the 2020 presidential election results, says she will deny a pardon should President-elect Donald J. Trump offer such a deal to her after he takes office on Jan. 20.
The campaign’s premise was simple: For nothing more than a modest sales tax increase, Denver could create a $45 million-a-year stream of grants to nonprofit mental health and drug treatment programs.
