Aurora City Council on Monday postponed a decision on whether to keep a tax on businesses after a loud dust-up between councilmembers.
Aurora lawmakers postpone vote to repeal employee tax Read More »
How many seats are filled and whether the neighborhood is experiencing declining enrollment are the first two criteria that Denver Public Schools staff will consider when deciding which schools should be recommended for closure.
Denver will use these criteria to decide which schools to close for low enrollment Read More »
United States Postal Service has closed trash cans inside several post offices around Colorado Springs to prevent election materials from being stolen.
A $2 million grant will help the city of Aurora’s efforts to reduce youth violence. The money was awarded by the Department of Justice’s Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative, a federal investment in local programs.
$2M federal grant awarded to help prevent youth violence in Aurora Read More »
A group of veterans and first responders from all over the country are in Colorado, hoping to heal their wounds with the help of nature, and a new non-profit dedicated to helping those suffering from PTSD.
Updating Denver Water’s pipes to meet new lead standards is a massive, multi-year project.
Denver Water’s 10-year, $700M project to replace lead pipes gains momentum Read More »
Grand Junction businesses and residents in the downtown area have become fed up with the nefarious and criminal activity stemming from the Homeward Bound Day Center for the homeless, and they are directing their ire at elected officials on City Council.
The Denver City Council on Monday will consider a $1 million contract to better utilize the city’s hospital system for homeless response efforts.
Denver considers $1M contract with Denver Health for homeless response Read More »
The Huerfano County Government announced on Monday, Oct. 28 it discovered an error in some ballots that resulted in a scanning issue.
Huerfano County discovers ballot scanning error stemming from vendor Read More »
On Saturday in Nucla, Colo., hunters emerged from the wilderness. They paused from their morning hunt and headed to the town park in camouflage, joining with neighbors and locals to meet candidates for election.
Why Western Colorado stands opposed to the Dolores River National Monument Read More »
