When brand inspectors Jesse Phillips and Brenna BeGeer arrived to a property in Larimer County, Colorado, seven head of cattle lay dead and another was injured and needed to be destroyed. Baby calves were orphaned, bred cows were killed, and a bull was shot and killed.
In open range Colorado, brand inspectors key in cattle shooting case Read More »
Jerry Sonnenberg, who served 16 years in the Colorado legislature and most recently as a county commissioner, has qualified for the Republican primary ballot in the crowded 4th District field for Congress.
Sonnenberg qualifies for Republican Party’s primary ballot in 4th District race Read More »
It’s not often that an accused murderer and convicted felon gets treated like royalty, but that’s what happened for years in Summit County and popular mountain towns like Vail and Aspen when O.J. Simpson showed up.
O.J. Simpson was familiar sighting in some Colorado mountain towns Read More »
Trisha Calvarese’s selection as the Democratic nominee for the June 25 special election in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, a race that will determine who serves out the rest of former U.S. Rep. Ken Buck’s term, is being challenged in court.
Democratic delegates sent Trisha Calvarese and John Padora to Colorado’s 4th Congressional District primary ballot Thursday night at an online assembly.
An estimated one in 20 children is homeschooled in America, and in Colorado about 16,000 students claim to be homeschooled.
House Republicans welcome homeschooled students to the Capitol Read More »
Denver taxpayers are on the hook for $90 million this fiscal year to pay for the city’s response to the illegal immigration crisis that has been spilling over into America’s interior cities from the southern border.
Mike Lynch, once the top Republican in the Colorado House, has qualified for the Republican primary ballot in the crowded 4th District field for Congress.
Mike Lynch qualifies for Republican primary ballot in 4th District race for Congress Read More »
Doing what he is well known for, Independence Institute president Jon Caldara has started the process to let Colorado voters decide whether legislators should be treated differently than other elected officials when they meet in groups of more than two.
Colorado voters may get final say over the legislature side-stepping open meetings Read More »
After weeks of debate and over two dozen amendments, Colorado budget writers Wednesday put the finishing touches on a $40.6 billion budget that increases spending on state workers, health care services, K-12 and higher education.
Colorado’s $40.6 Billion budget is nearing final passage. Here’s what’s in it. Read More »
