Amid economic uncertainty and financial strain, conversations about Christmas spending express concerns, adaptations, and cultural shifts. Americans discuss their individual struggles and collective resilience as households navigate rising costs while maintaining the spirit of the holiday season.
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Donald Trump’s impressive electoral victory is indeed a mandate for the man and his agenda.
Russel: Trump won big, Republicans less so… Here’s the lessons for 2026 Read More »
The final price tag of the race in Colorado’s highly competitive 8th Congressional District this year was about $40 million, with three-quarters of that sum being spent by super PACs.
I want to thank the taxpayers of Colorado for my brand-new car. Really, thanks to each and every one of you dupes.
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s response to the president-elect’s illegal immigration deportation strategy has prompted one Colorado town to push back — again.
Castle Rock passes measure supporting Trump’s deportation plan Read More »
The Morrison Police Department is disbanding, a spokesperson confirmed with FOX31 on Wednesday.
Morrison Police Department to disband, response to be covered by Jefferson County Read More »
A public meeting hosted to discuss a proposed Buc-ee’s location along Interstate 25 packed the Palmer Lake Elementary School cafeteria Tuesday night, frequently turning hostile and argumentative between company representatives and community members.
Developer meeting on proposed Palmer Lake Buc-ee’s turns heated Read More »
A bombshell report from Senator Joni Ernst (R., Iowa) found that the amount of federal employees working fully in-person is near-zero despite the government spending billions annually to ensure buildings remain suitable for occupancy.
A bill prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products within the City and County of Denver got the nod of approval from the city’s Safety, Housing, Education and Homelessness Committee on Wednesday.
Proposed ‘blanket ban’ on flavored tobacco could cost the city of Denver millions Read More »
The pioneering biomass plant in Gypsum — the first in the state to begin converting shredded beetle-kill trees into electricity — has shut down and its owner has filed for bankruptcy protection citing more than $40 million in debt.
