Councilmembers on Thursday approved a $46.4 million adjustment to the 2024 budget, using unspent money from the prior year, new grant money and additional revenue. Much of the money will be spent on existing programs and infrastructure projects, some of which have increased in cost due to inflation, according to city officials.
Inflation leads to Boulder 2024 budget bump up to $530.7 million Read More »
City of Boulder voters may soon decide whether to close the municipal airport for the first time in the city’s history.
Measure to close Boulder’s airport qualifies for November 2024 ballot Read More »
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert vastly outraised her five Republican opponents in the 4th Congressional District in the two months leading up to the June 25 primary while spending heavily on TV and mailers to reach voters, campaign finance reports filed Thursday reveal.
Faced with a “near-existential threat” as a coal-fired power plant and the mines that feed it close, Moffat County and the City of Craig, backed by state officials, want Colorado utility regulators to require the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association to provide up to $118 million in aid.
Scores of American consumers have fathers and father figures for whom they want to show their appreciation this Father’s Day, and according to a National Retail Federation (NRF) estimate, they will collectively splash out an eye-popping amount of money to do so.
Nearly 50% of parents with young children are going into debt after taking a trip to one of Disney’s theme parks, according to a recent LendingTree report.
Survey: Nearly 50% of parents with young children take on debt for Disney trip Read More »
Social Security recipients are on track to receive a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) next year that is smaller than previously expected after inflation moderated more than expected in May.
Your Social Security COLA increase could be smaller than expected next year Read More »
Trade jobs in the U.S. are in a renaissance with high demand for skilled workers and waning interest in college among young adults.
Skilled workers are in demand; these trade jobs pay the most Read More »
The Town of Aguilar held its long-awaited May meeting of the Board of Trustees–albeit a bit tardy. The June 6 council meeting saw progress made on some important issues facing the town including the appointment of a new trustee. However, long-running tensions between council members, town staff, and residents erupted into tense back-and-forths that saw the town administrator abandon the room and the council adjourn the meeting only halfway through the night’s agenda.
Council meeting suspended amid conflict in small town Aguilar Read More »
There will be three opposed district attorney races to decide, including in the newly-created 23rd District, on the primary ballot.
