- Team USA will bring 10 Coloradans to compete in Beijing during the 2022 Paralympics this month. The Colorado Springs-based Olympic committee announced the complete national team last week. This year’s
- The holiday commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas and freed the country’s last remaining enslaved people more than two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
- To get one of the new cards, residents need to renew their license online or at a local Department of Motor Vehicles. The cards are also available in digital form through the myColorado app.
- PERA, Colorado's benefits provider for public workers, plans to divest $8 million in Russian assets in response to Polis' sanctions.
- When Irina Shatlov watched the Russian invasion play out on her television screen at home in Aurora Wednesday night, all she could do was scream and cry.
- In a statement, Sen. Michael Bennet called on President Joe Biden to punish Russian president Vladimir Putin through additional economic sanctions.
- Packaged beer prices rose just 1.8 percent year-over-year in January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But economists and brewers expect those figures to jump, especially for smaller breweries.
- The inspections bill has its first hearing Thursday before the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee.
- The deal is expected to create the nation’s 5th-largest airline if approved by federal regulators.
- Using masks can still help dampen future waves of COVID-19 and slow down the evolution of new variants.
- About 8 inches of snow fell overnight along communities across the Front Range.
- Michael Clark’s attorney called the outcome a “slap in the face” and an example of a police officer getting preferential treatment from the justice system.
- The move has increased speculation that the Broncos will attempt to lure All-Pro quarterback Aaron Rodgers away from Green Bay as well.
- Denver International Airport anticipates this will be the year passenger traffic returns to pre-pandemic levels– barring any viral surprises. Phil Washington, the new CEO, will be the one to pilot the airport through any turbulence.
- Workers remain on strike, and store services are still feeling the labor crunch.
