In a clash between personal freedoms and technology-driven public safety, the guys controlling Elbert County’s purse strings won.
Big Brother or crime fighter? Elbert County says ‘no’ to license plate readers Read More »
Two candidates are vying to become the next Colorado House District 63 representative, following Minority Whip Rep. Richard Holtorf, R-Akron, in the position.
HD 63 candidates Johnson, Urdiales speak at Logan County dinner Read More »
The number of immigrants arriving in Denver may have slowed, but Denver Public Schools, which has struggled with declining enrollment for years, is seeing a steady pace of new students each week.
Immigrants buoys Denver schools’ enrollment by 200 to 250 students each week Read More »
Yuma District Hospital has been authorized by the board of directors to access up to $2 million of the district’s investments to help cover operations cost.
Yuma District Hospital will draw on reserve fund to cover $2.5M operating loss Read More »
It takes a lot more money to be considered anything above the lower middle class in the Mile High City.
Study: $95K income is ‘lower middle class’ in Denver Read More »
In a back room of the Castle Cafe here once a week meets a group of like-minded men from a variety of professional backgrounds known as ‘The Good Ol’ Boys’.
Meet ‘The Good Ol’ Boys’ Club of Douglas County, where you can ‘throw your two cents in’ Read More »
DENVER (KDVR) — According to the unofficial vote tally published by the Denver Office of the Clerk and Recorder, a reportedly contentious board member of the Ebert Metropolitan District Board of Directors has been recalled and replaced.
DENVER — The City of Denver opened the Denver Coliseum as a 24/7 severe weather shelter Friday afternoon, allowing those experiencing homelessness to escape the cold and snow for an extended period of time.
Denver Coliseum to act as 24/7 severe weather shelter through Feb. 16 Read More »
On a broad commercial drag in rural Fort Morgan, Colo., there’s an aging roadside motel with a yellowed sign out front advertising vacancies at daily and weekly rates. But it’s no longer a functioning motel in the traditional sense, so much as a pay-as-you-go refuge for locals who have nowhere else to call home.
Homeless kids on rural Eastern Plains have few resources, no shelters Read More »
By Abbey Soukup | Colorado Springs Gazette A homicide investigation is underway at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs campus following reports of shots fired early Friday morning, according to Colorado Springs police. Sgt. Ward with the department’s Stetson Hills division said a call of shots fired came in at roughly 6:11 a.m. Friday. As
Homicide investigation underway at UCCS campus Friday Read More »
