As debt tops $35 trillion and deficit reaches $1.5 trillion, critics ask where’s the debt plan?
The federal deficit so far this fiscal year has already hit $1.5 trillion, the U.S. Treasury Department reported in its monthly fiscal update.
No human cases of rabies so far as second puppy from Colorado adoption event tests positive
More than 35 people have been referred for rabies post-exposure treatment following last week’s announcement about a rabid puppy at a rescue adoption event. But Colorado has so far identified no human cases as a result of the event, as state health officials continue to plead with those who were at the event to come forward for screening.
Harvard economist says food prices are leaving him in ‘state of shock’
One economist says the state of grocery prices is leaving him in “shock” despite knowing a thing or two about inflation.
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Forensic experts still working to identify human remains from Stone Canyon fire
Forensic experts in Boulder County are still working to identify a person whose remains were found in the rubble of the Stone Canyon fire, but the condition of the remains is posing a challenge for investigators.
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FBI engaged in ‘major-league cover-up’ of Trump assassination attempt, Judicial Watch says
The FBI and the Biden-Harris administration are engaged in a “major-league cover-up on the near-assassination of former President Trump,” Judicial Watch Inc. asserted Aug. 12.
Google execs pressed to testify after admitting Trump assassination attempt search omissions were by design
Google admitted that autocomplete search results regarding the assassination attempt against former President Trump last month were prohibited by design and part of the company’s policy for “hypothetical political violence against current figures.”
Colorado Springs City Council sends sales ban of recreational marijuana to voters
Colorado Springs residents could see competing recreational marijuana ballot questions in November.
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‘It’s not any of their business’: Aurora Council nullifies new state law banning guns in government buildings
Aurora councilmembers voted on Monday night to opt out of a state law prohibiting firearms in so-called “sensitive spaces,” which include government buildings.
Westminster Schools ‘reimagining’ learning with new Ranum Reimagined Campus
It is inside the walls of a former high school and recently former middle school where leaders with Westminster Public Schools sparked a new idea: to create a campus where high school students can learn the skills needed to be ready for the workforce.
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One of the country’s largest rodeos, at Denver’s National Western Stock Show, is run by a woman
Caroline Lukens was born a cowgirl. “I got this cute little quarter horse named Ranger and he was my first horse,” Lukens said.