Category: News/Politics

“We’ve made it impossible for people who aren’t wealthy to live and we’re not seeing the full spectrum of options for people to live safely and securely…”

The focus at Tuesday’s Senate panel showed there will continue to be political obstacles to enacting climate policies in the U.S….

In the process of passing that bill, the legislature heard stories parents shared about the dramatic effects some marijuana products have had on their children…

Unaffiliated voters are welcome to attend. Masks will be required, and social distancing will be practiced. Lunch will be served…

The lengthy closure is needed to allow for helicopter operations and preparations of avalanche mitigation equipment for the upcoming winter season.

There are lots of activities and deadlines happening in November and the beginning of December. Businesses, nonprofit agencies and individuals need to make some decisions READ MORE

The bill includes approximately $50 billion for infrastructure resilience to climate events, preparing for incidents like wildfires, floods and storms….

The speaker this month will be Cole Buerger, a candidate running for the U.S. House of Representatives to represent Congressional District 3…

In addition to the battery power — the police Teslas will feature an extra battery to run all the extra equipment — the range of the Teslas also has improved significantly, she said…

“Native American history is American history and it’s only by recognizing that history that we can build a future that is equitable and inclusive….”

“If you are an American with average commute time, you spend about 250 hours in transit each year — that adds up to more than 10 days….”

I am Wayne Bryant, and I am running as a “write-in” candidate for Archuleta County Sheriff. Why a write-in?

For the first time, the state is pushing for new rules that spell out how some rights-holders should measure their water use as each drop of Colorado River water becomes more valuable…

The mail-in vote at the HelloFresh facility in Aurora, where about 350 employees are eligible to cast ballots, started October 28…

Under pressure from House leadership and Biden, progressives and moderates reached an agreement late Friday…

“The staff desperately needed a break, especially in the kitchen,” said Wynn. “They were getting hammered at lunch, and then happy hour would come and that’s right into dinner…”

According to early returns reported by the Colorado Secretary of State on Tuesday evening, November 2, it appeared that all three of the statewide ballot measures were destined to go down in defeat…