Flags will fly at half-staff in Colorado from sunrise to sunset for 30 days.
Flags to fly at half-staff in Colorado for a month to honor President Jimmy Carter Read More »
As with any good public infrastructure, a bridge is meant to be taken for granted.
Colorado Springs working to replace, rehabilitate crumbling bridges Read More »
A Commerce City police officer was hurt in a crash when a suspected DUI driver slammed into the back of the patrol vehicle. The crash happened just after midnight Tuesday northwest of Denver on I-270 west of Vasquez.
Commerce City police officer hurt after suspected DUI driver crashes into patrol vehicle Read More »
It has been three years since the Marshall Fire burned more than 6,000 acres and destroyed 1,105 homes in Boulder County.
Residents rebuild neighborhoods decimated by Marshall Fire three years ago Read More »
The 2024 election featured far more Republicans than Democrats in the electorate, reversing a longtime trend in party identification dating back to the New Deal in the 1930s.
In 2024 election, more voters identified as Republican, flipping a trend dating to FDR Read More »
There’s one thing to say for 2024 in reflection — it wasn’t boring on the political front.
Top Stories of 2024: Elections, password leaks, Tren de Aragua, Trump visit and more Read More »
While it has been over nine months since Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill exempting the General Assembly from much of the state’s open meetings law, the angst over the lack of transparency resulting from the law is far from having cooled.
Colorado’s open meetings law under fire as lawmakers defend it during required meeting Read More »
President Joe Biden spent nearly a quarter of his final year in office, 24%, in Delaware, at Camp David or in vacation spots, a Daily Caller review of White House pool reports showed.
An actor affiliated with the Chinese government recently hacked the U.S. Treasury Department in a “major incident,” officials announced on Monday.
CCP-affiliated hacker breaks into Treasury Department system in ‘major incident’ Read More »
History remembers Jimmy Carter’s post-presidency more kindly than his presidency for a host of reasons. One could certainly be that as president, Carter didn’t champion election integrity laws–but reforms such as voter ID are nevertheless a lasting part of his legacy.
