One Colorado deputy became a hero’s hero when he rescued Captain America on the side of the road last week.
Colorado deputy ‘rescues’ Captain America during Douglas County traffic stop Read More »
As Grand Junction unveils its proposal to make major changes to 7th Street — citing safety for pedestrians and bicyclists — more than 200 people attended a meeting of City Council in person or virtually last week with about two-thirds of them vehemently opposed to the direction City Council seems determined to pursue.
The Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is moving forward with a rate hike in the new year. The water district, which serves more than 65,000 people every day, will start charging an additional 30% a month for existing residential users while adding a higher price tag for new taps in new developments.
President Joe Biden is commuting 1,500 sentences and pardoning 39 Americans, including a Colorado man, in what is now the largest single-day act of clemency in modern history.
Denver man among 39 to receive pardon from President Biden, 1,500 receive commutations Read More »
In a special election Tuesday, the Colorado town of Superior voted to adopt a charter and move the town under home rule.
Colorado town of Superior under home rule after special election Read More »
Arapahoe County, which has some of the strictest oil and gas regulations in the state, on Tuesday approved additional regulations, notably setting aside money for plugging wells or when they are abandoned.
Arapahoe County approves more regulations on oil and gas operations Read More »
The Downtown Development Authority is set to revamp the central city with hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.
Police in Boulder are now backtracking on their claim that over the weekend a group of University of Colorado students overdosed on cocaine that was possibly tainted with fentanyl. Instead, police now say the five men had consumed an extreme amount of alcohol and then some had taken drugs which led them to become violently sick.
Illegal immigrants have targeted Denver as a key destination since late 2022. The rate of new arrivals may have decreased in 2024, but the fiscal impact on the city’s finances, schools and healthcare systems has not.
Illegal immigrants straining education and healthcare, Common Sense report finds Read More »
Although cattle rustlers are no longer hung in the state of Colorado, the penalty is still pretty high for people who are convicted of stealing cattle.
