Growers operating their own booths will offer a range of freshly harvested vegetables that will change as the season progresses…
Category: News/Politics
Biden Will Pardon Vets Discharged for Same-Sex Relations
The armed forces outright banned gay and lesbian service members during World War II…
Low Turnout, So Far, in Colorado Primary Election
Voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election in Colorado is lagging behind 2020 and 2022 numbers, data from the secretary of state’s office shows…
No, DEA Didn’t Seize Enough Fentanyl to Kill Everyone in Colorado ’36 Times Over’
A conservative think tank’s false claim about the amount of fentanyl seized by the Colorado DEA last year is being spread by media and political figures…
Pre-application for Colorado Rental Assistance Opens for Three Days on June 25
“As we announce the continuation of our program, we are ensuring that Coloradans have access to the support they need…
Support Thingamajig Theatre via ‘Singing Telegram’ Purchases
Fundraiser purchases are tax deductible up to 90% of the cost, providing you with both a meaningful gift and a financial benefit…
USDA, Southern Utes Forge Historic Partnership
“We’re proud of what that means for future relations between NRCS and the Tribe…”
Colorado ‘Harm Reduction’ Programs on the Cutting Board?
“The number one substance use treatment admission requirement is that people have to be alive…”
Republicans Accuse Candidate Adam Frisch of Election Meddling
Ads airing this week criticize Republican Jeff Hurd for ‘hiding’ on key conservative issues…
Early Voting Now Open in Colorado Primary Election
Coloradans can also register to vote at a voting center up until 7pm on Election Day., June 25.
Kansas Farmers Brace for Irrigation Reductions in Effort to Save Ogallala Aquifer, Part Two
Between 2010 and 2022, financial records show, the district spent, on average, only 13% of the money it budgeted for conservation…
Kansas Farmers Brace for Irrigation Reductions in Effort to Save Ogallala Aquifer, Part One
After decades of local inaction, Kansas lawmakers are pushing for big changes in irrigation…
WILDFIRE UPDATE: Snow Ranch Fire
Fire crews continued patrol and mop up operations and extinguished any hot spots that could potentially threaten the firelines…
WILDFIRE UPDATE: Snow Ranch Fire, June 13
Firefighters completed black lining and interior lighting operations using ground and aerial ignition…
Statement by Colorado Attorney General on Supreme Court’s ‘Mifepristone’ Decision
“The court ruled that the forces attempting to restrict access to medication abortion did not have a legal right to sue…”
Watchdog Group Blasts Congressional ‘Pork’ Spending
Leaders of the nonpartisan organization were joined by Republican House members and a live potbelly pig to address ‘pork’ and rising debt limits…
WILDFIRE UPDATE: Snow Ranch Fire near Aspen Springs
Approximately 100 personnel will be on hand to conduct the operations tomorrow and ensure the fire stays within the pre-determined boundaries…
We Asked Coloradans What Candidates Ought to Focus On, Part Two
Coloradans across political parties, age groups, regions want politicians to address cost of living…
EDITORIAL: The Great Western Water Grab, Part One
“Gold is worth quite a bit. Water’s worth more than gold, if you don’t have it…”