Republican Rep. Patrick Neville is the House Minority Leader and represents the 45th district in the Colorado Legislature.
Neville said he canceled a work meeting he had planned in Colorado Springs Friday so he could stay home to be near his family out of concern for their safety.
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Republican Sen. Beth Martinez Humenik released the report on the Kagan complaint to CBS4 Thursday.
Jesper Joergensen, a Denmark native, told police that he started a fire to burn trash, and then that he was grilling in a fire pit.
The U.S. State Department’s varied explanations for rejecting the passport application weren’t reasonable, U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson said in his ruling.
Artist Kent Pendleton added the little elves to the dioramas he painted at the museum in 1971.
Five years ago, volunteer Vince Rozmiarek used the community center sign for an April Fool's joke, and the puns haven't stopped.
For three days, local farmers and vendors along with thousands of people flock to downtown Pueblo to sell and stock up on chile and pinto beans.
Many women, regardless of their politics, expressed personal empathy for Christine Blasey Ford as she steps into a national firestorm.
The biggest August job gains were in hospitality and construction.
CU professor Marcia Douglas will be at the Zee Jaipur Literature Festival in Boulder this weekend. Her latest book is "The Marvellous Equations Of The Dread: A Novel in Bass Riddim."
A long-simmering, hushed dispute between RTD and its private partner that built and operates its flagship commuter rail lines has broken into the open.
The letter asks House Minority Leader Patrick Neville and Senate Majority Leader Christ Holbert to complete the training before leaders meet to discuss changes the legislature's harassment policy.
Newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau show Americans have spent an extra two and a half hours commuting last year compared to the year before.
While taking photos of Holocaust survivors, John Pregulman would often find his subjects struggling economically. Then he and his wife Amy started KAVOD.
A letter from their ACLU attorney demands CSU revisit its campus police policies in light of two officers stopping Thomas Kanewakeron Gray and Lloyd Skanahwati Gray on a campus tour.
Multiple states are considering legalization in some form as national politicians warm up to talking openly about cannabis.
Coloradans generate 9.6 pounds of trash per person, per day, and only about two pounds of that is recycled.
An all-female cast reenacts the exploits of explorer John Wesley Powell's 1869 expedition along the Colorado River.
The death and illnesses have been verified as related to E. coli.
Wirth first became involved with climate change activism through his friendship with another early believer, Carl Sagan.