Denver Health Medical Center wants voters to approve a sales tax to help with funding pinch
Times have been getting tougher and tougher in health care. It shows up in the copays, the bills and now Colorado hospitals are facing a crisis.
DOD failed to share rules on partisan politics with service members before election season
The Pentagon failed to properly train and guide troops about off-limits political activities ahead of the 2024 presidential election season, a federal watchdog said.
Hunter Biden was using drugs around the time he bought a gun, ex-partner and sister-in-law Hallie says
Hunter Biden’s sister-in-law and former romantic partner, Hallie Biden, took the stand at his trial on gun-related charges Thursday and told jurors she believed he was using crack cocaine around the time he bought a pistol in the fall of 2018.
Thanks to Title IX, I was a champion gymnast. Now it’s been corrupted
Fifty-two years ago this month, Title IX was enacted to prohibit sex discrimination in educational programs and activities at institutions that receive federal funding. And for all of its wide-reaching impacts, it is best known for mandating equality in sports between the sexes.
Thanks to Title IX, I was a champion gymnast. Now it’s been corrupted Read More »
Poll: Jeff Hurd holds wide lead in Colorado’s 3rd District Republican primary
Grand Junction Republican Jeff Hurd holds a comfortable lead in the six-way GOP primary in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District as ballots go in the mail to voters, new polling shows.
Poll: Jeff Hurd holds wide lead in Colorado’s 3rd District Republican primary Read More »
Dozens of energy groups ask Congress to overturn Biden’s green power plant rules
Dozens of energy policy and advocacy groups are pushing Congress to repeal one of President Joe Biden’s signature climate policies.
Dozens of energy groups ask Congress to overturn Biden’s green power plant rules Read More »
Dwindling number of D-Day veterans mark anniversary with plea to recall WWII lessons
As young soldiers, they waded ashore in Normandy through gunfire to battle the Nazis. On Thursday, a dwindling number of World War II veterans in a parade of wheelchairs joined a new generation of leaders to honor the dead, the living and the fight for democracy in moving commemorations on and around those same beaches where they landed exactly 80 years ago on D-Day.
Dwindling number of D-Day veterans mark anniversary with plea to recall WWII lessons Read More »
Hankinson: Why Biden’s executive order won’t solve the illegal immigration crisis
President Joe Biden announced his highly anticipated executive order to supposedly secure the border on Tuesday. With it, the president attempted to do the impossible: avoid impeding the mass illegal migration for which his policies are directly responsible while convincing Americans he is “doing something”—at last—to secure the border.
Hankinson: Why Biden’s executive order won’t solve the illegal immigration crisis Read More »
Woodland Park sales tax repeal proposal could be losing steam
The idea of ending the sales tax that benefits the Woodland Park School District has, for now, lost traction among members of the city council. But the desire for detailed accountability for how the money is spent has never been stronger.
Woodland Park sales tax repeal proposal could be losing steam Read More »
Colorado is charting a rise in potential money laundering. Could stopping it slow the fentanyl trade?
Colorado money service businesses, such as check-cashing businesses and money forwarding services, filed a record number of reports last year of possible money laundering by people using their services, official data shows.