Whether Gov. Jared Polis means what he says is the subject of a recent joint letter from three Republican members of the U.S. House to the governor.
A few member of Douglas County Board of County Commissioners recently traveled from one “D.C.” to another.
Commissioners from Douglas County return from visit to Washington, D.C. Read More »
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office, along with 14 other states, helped secure a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family over its role in fueling the ongoing opioid crisis.
Colorado, 13 other states, reach $7.4 billion settlement over opioid crisis Read More »
Denver has moved to appeal a nearly $14 million judgment against the city, after jurors found police officers violated a group of plaintiffs’ constitutional rights in their response to 2020 protests.
Denver appeals $14M jury award in 2020 George Floyd protest case Read More »
As per one of the new orders from President Donald Trump, remote work is ending for federal employees, who must return to the office full time. That could be a boon for downtown Denver, which hasn’t recaptured the office workers, visitors and companies it once had.
How the return-to-office order will affect 45,000 federal employees throughout Colorado Read More »
President Trump on Thursday signed an executive order to declassify files on the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy, and civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.
Trump signs order to declassify files on JFK, MLK assassinations Read More »
Over one hundred prairie dogs that live next to the Harvest Junction Village neighborhood in Longmont will likely be killed in March after the Homeowners Association board voted to move forward with an extermination plan.
Eviction of Longmont’s prairie dogs a go and likely by death over relocation Read More »
Tom Jankovsky, Mike Samson and Perry Will are setting the standard.
Garfield County commissioners ‘demand a pause’ in wolf reintroduction program Read More »
The White House early Friday announced that “deportation flights have begun,” while releasing photographs of lines of people led onto military planes to be taken out of the country.
White House announces: ‘Deportation flights have begun’ Read More »
The Department of Justice (DOJ) pledged to end the federal government’s weaponization of the law, instructing the Civil Rights Division to dismiss with prejudice three FACE Act cases that targeted pro-life protesters, according to a memorandum obtained by the Daily Caller.
DOJ pledges to end ‘weaponization’ of FACE act, drop three ongoing cases Read More »
