A large new chemical battery at Fort Carson will help ensure the base can keep functioning during power outages and provide electricity when demand for energy is highest to save money.
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Denver Public Schools has spent $22.6 million in voter-approved bond dollars over the past four years on schools that district officials are now considering closing or downsizing, according to information obtained by Chalkbeat in an open records request.
Denver has spent millions in voter-approved bond money to upgrade schools it might close Read More »
Why do other women keep telling me they’ve been unfriended for voting for Trump? Why is this a thing?
Graham: White liberal women are ‘The Mean Girls’ Read More »
Matt Lewis, a former Mesa County sheriff and current Justice Services Director for the county, updated Mesa County commissioners on the status of their Pretrial Services (PTS) program and the County Community Corrections Services program on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
Mesa County commissioners updated on pretrial and corrections services programs Read More »
Boulder police are investigating after four signs with explicit messages were found affixed to speed limit signs around the city on Tuesday.
Police investigating explicit traffic signs in Boulder area Read More »
As Dec. 1 approaches and the Rockrimmon Library gasps its last breath, the Pikes Peak Library District’s Chief Librarian and CEO Teona Shainidze-Krebs said she feels the community’s pain over the decision to shutter the beloved space.
Pikes Peak Library District CEO responds to community concerns over Rockrimmon closure Read More »
Aurora lawmakers on Monday night decided to keep a promise made to businesses that they would repeal the occupational privilege tax, which taxes businesses for each employee.
Aurora lawmakers vote to go forward with repealing employee tax on businesses Read More »
Law enforcement agencies are seeing a spike in smash-and-grab burglaries across the northern part of the Denver metro area and up into Northern Colorado.
‘Something needs to be done’: Smash-and-grab burglaries on the rise Read More »
Since Dwight Eisenhower was president, tiny Middle Park Water Conservancy District has hoarded a precious gem: 20,000 acre-feet of water rights on Troublesome Creek, near Kremmling, and the authority to build a dam for it.
Did Middle Park sell $1 billion of water for 10 bucks? Read More »
It was an emotional night at the Mesa County Valley District 51 school board meeting on Nov. 19, as more than 50 public commenters packed a seven-hour session that stretched past midnight.
