With a median rental price of $1,275 a month in Pueblo, starting salaries can be a major factor in recruiting and retaining vital positions in the Pueblo community.
What’s the starting pay for Pueblo police officers, firefighters and teachers? Read More »
Aurora councilmembers interviewed three top candidates for a council vacancy Monday night, pressing them about health, policing and public safety.
More than a year after Denver auditors raised concerns about oversight, data management, and quality assurance with the city’s tax-funded college affordability program, a follow-up audit found that the Office of Children’s Affairs has failed to implement the bulk of recommended changes made in the original report.
Aurora Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky spoke out in a November committee meeting to tell the police department, city council and city staff that President-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan is “coming.”
‘Operation Aurora is coming,’ Council member warns Aurora police chief, staff Read More »
A traffic stop led to a major drug bust, and now a 23-year prison sentence for Colorado Springs resident Michael Hemersbach, 36.
Colorado Springs man gets 23-year sentence on meth and fentanyl trafficking Read More »
A 4th Judicial District judge recently sided with a resident asking El Paso County to uphold its own fire-safety standards along dead-end roads.
Looking to live a life without much interruption in Colorado? Three of the state’s counties have a population density of less than one resident per square mile – two of which are also home to some of the best (and most overlooked) outdoor recreation in the state.
Less than ‘1 person per square mile’ lives in Colorado’s ‘least-crowded’ county Read More »
Scarcity of affordable housing emerged as a key reason School District 51’s enrollment declined by 2,049 students in the past 5 years.
Young families left behind in Grand Valley’s housing construction Read More »
Former Mayor Michael Hancock has a new lobbying firm, Hancock Global, serving companies that do big business with the city.
Denver City Council is once again eyeing a flavored nicotine ban, which supporters say would protect children in the metro area, according to council documents.
