Remembering those ‘that gave all’: Colorado Freedom Memorial in Aurora honors fallen servicemen
A 1,000-pound bronze bell, forged in honor of Colorado’s fallen, tolled several times during the Colorado Freedom Memorial on Saturday morning.
Colorado vets go through hundreds of unclaimed cremated remains to give comrades dignified memorial
A motorcycle escort rumbled slowly along the pavement that cuts through meandering rows of identical white headstones at Denver’s Fort Logan National Cemetery, making its way toward a pavilion where dozens of military veterans converged under a brilliant late April sky for a long-overdue rite.
Lightning strike kills Northern Colorado rancher, 30 head of his cattle
A lightning strike killed a Jackson County rancher and more than 30 of his cattle Saturday afternoon as the man tossed hay from the back of a trailer, the local coroner said Sunday.
Lightning strike kills Northern Colorado rancher, 30 head of his cattle Read More »
Alaskans outraged after crew reportedly prevented from flying U.S. flag at Denali National Park
A flag flap erupted at Denali National Park in Alaska following a report that the superintendent has banned construction workers from flying the stars and stripes. The National Park Service denies the claim.
Krannawitter: From Decoration Day to Memorial Day, the history of honoring those who gave all
What is now officially Memorial Day used to be called Decoration Day, a uniquely American holiday born from the ashes of the America War.
Memorial Day: Important facts about the solemn American holiday
Memorial Day is observed in the U.S. on Monday, May 27. While some Americans will use the federal holiday as a time to relax and recharge, others view it as a day of mourning.
Memorial Day: Important facts about the solemn American holiday Read More »
Could Trump Turn the Bronx Red?
In an overgrown field in the Bronx, a borough that has not voted red in a presidential election since 1924, Orthodox Jews, fraternity brothers, George Santos, Dominican immigrants, off-duty firefighters, and thousands of others are craning their necks for a view of Donald J. Trump.
Could Trump Turn the Bronx Red? Read More »
American Confidence in Elections: Preventing Noncitizen Voting and Other Foreign Interference
We should provide both access and security in the election process.
The Biden effect? Border Patrol has lost a quarter of workforce since 2020 election
The U.S. Border Patrol has lost nearly a quarter of its workforce since Democratic candidate Joe Biden beat incumbent Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election, and some agents say it is no coincidence.
The Biden effect? Border Patrol has lost a quarter of workforce since 2020 election Read More »
Did Colorado Just Have Its Worst Sports Week Ever?
There are bad sports weeks, and then there are bad Colorado sports weeks.
Did Colorado Just Have Its Worst Sports Week Ever? Read More »