Motorists should be prepared for the return of winter weather to western Colorado by week’s end…
Category: News/Politics
President Biden Visits Wind Tower Factory in Pueblo
The Pueblo factory’s $200 million expansion, expected to be completed by 2028, is part of more than $1 billion in public and private investment in Colorado’s clean energy sector…
OPINION: Douglas County School District Settles School Resource Officer Lawsuit
“We hope that with these revised policies, children will be protected and get the individual support that they deserve…”
Thingamajig Theatre’s ‘All is Calm’ Explores History’s Echoes
Based on a true testament etched into the annals of World War I, this production is a gripping mosaic, weaving together letters, songs, and accounts of soldiers who partook in an unprecedented ceasefire…
Sign Up for ‘Old Fashioned Christmas’ Slot by Tomorrow, Nov. 29
The public will enjoy over 20 Christmas-themed displays and activities, a hot air balloon glow, live music, free hot chocolate and cider, games…
Colorado Supreme Court Schedules Hearing in Trump 14th Amendment Case
The case stems from a lawsuit filed by six Colorado voters who argue that Trump is disqualified from office under a Civil War-era insurrection clause…
CDOT Winter Weather Warning for Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
The heaviest snow, 6 to 12 inches, is expected in the San Juan and Elk mountains and the Grand Mesa….
Case Seeking to Bar Trump from 2024 Ballot Appealed to Colorado Supreme Court
The widely anticipated next phase of a challenge to former President Donald Trump’s constitutional eligibility to seek office again began on Monday with separate appeals…
Colorado Special Session Sends Two Bills to Governor’s Desk
Lawmakers still need to give final approval on five other Democrat-led bills, including a short-term property tax relief bill…
A Housing Crisis, Out of Control
She said landlords who “price-gouge and discriminate against our most vulnerable tenants” must be held accountable…
‘Unprecedented’ Trump 14th Amendment Trial in Colorado Comes to a Close
“We are here because for the first time in our nation’s history, the president of the United States engaged in insurrection against the Constitution…”
Healthy Archuleta Forum Celebrates ‘Three Fords Farm’ Tomorrow, Nov. 16
Another opportunity to meet the farmers and know where your food comes from, at the Growers & Producers Forum…
Colorado Court Sides with News Organizations in Dispute Over Statistics
Two judges on a three-judge appellate panel agreed with an interpretation of the statute made by The Colorado Sun and 9NEWS, which challenged DHS’ denial of their Colorado Open Records Act requests…
100s Support Palestinians During ‘Die-in’ Outside Colorado-based Woodward
“Most Americans — and many people in Fort Collins — want a ceasefire, and that is evidenced by our action yesterday,” Paul wrote Saturday…
Colorado Voters Pass Proposition II, Boosting Universal Preschool Program Funding
“It’s great news that voters have decided to dedicate nearly $24 million more per year to universal preschool in Colorado,” House Speaker Julie McCluskie…
Tribal Leaders ask Congress for Help with Fentanyl Crisis
“Give us the criminal jurisdiction to be able to charge them in tribal court, so we’re able to hold them in our jails,” Kirk said…
Election Day, 2023
You can no longer return your ballot by mail. If you are placing a vote, ballots must be hand-delivered by 7:00pm tonight….
Colorado Sees Antisemitic, Islamophobic Incidents Rise
“When conflict erupts in Israel, antisemitic incidents soon follow in the U.S. and globally,” ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement…
OPINION: Open Letter Regarding the Operation of Glen Canyon Dam
“…progress to attain sustainability and resiliency in the Colored River Basin can only be achieved when the seven states yield to the rights of nature…”