When hordes of patrons file out of Denver sports arenas and music venues, they’ll inevitably encounter someone hawking hot dogs, ready to fill bellies directed by inebriated brains.
Hot dog anyone? Denver vendors may be unlicensed and lacking sanitary standards Read More »
A stone monument stands near a junction of highways that was once known as a junction of creeks.
‘Center of the gold universe’, this one spot is oft ignored by tourists in Idaho Springs Read More »
The Colorado Buffaloes have sold out of season tickets for the 2024 football season.
Firefighters found and rescued a cat that went missing during a blaze that damaged several cars and townhouse units in a Denver suburb.
Colorado firefighters save cat after car fire damages 4 vehicles, 2 townhouse units Read More »
The Douglas County board of commissioners voted Tuesday to opt out of a new state law prohibiting individuals from carrying firearms in sensitive places, such as government buildings, schools and polling locations.
The Golden Police Department is warning residents about a bear that’s been frequenting the historic downtown area of the city in recent days.
Residents warned of black bear visiting historic downtown Golden Read More »
A legal battle between the Monument mayor and a private attorney has cost taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars and it’s still not over.
Monument has spent more than $100,000 in taxpayer funds in ‘political’ legal battle Read More »
Top fire chiefs and administrators with the South Adams County Fire Department, along with some of their board members, have regularly taken their spouses along to winter conferences in Florida and fall conferences in Colorado’s high country, billing taxpayers for their spouses’ meals and other expenses, and extending their stays before and after conferences.
The U.S. Postal Service will pause a plan to reroute mail from the Western Slope to Denver after dozens of Senators from both parties protested the changes.
Protest of USPS plan to move mail from Grand Junction to Denver may have been successful Read More »
Paul Schlagel’s family was one of the many Volga German families who came to Colorado more than a century ago and grew the crop they knew: sugar beets. Their first sugar beet crop in northern Colorado was harvested in 1911. His father purchased the farm from his mother and began farming on the current farm in 1963. Next year will be his 50th crop.
