Neguse seeks more federal funding for mass shooting survivors, worker safety study
The bills would provide more funding for therapy and other resources that victims of shootings need, as well as research ways to prevent mass shootings in workplaces like grocery stores.
A Coors Field hot dog, and just about everything else, will cost you more this season thanks to inflation
Expect heavy traffic and crowds around Coors Field starting Friday and lasting through the weekend, as the Colorado Rockies play their first few games of the year.
Ukrainian musician from Denver uses arts to raise awareness about the war
A tribute to Ukraine during the Grammy awards featured three Ukrainian artists, including Denver musician Siuzanna Iglidan. Accompanied by a choir, they performed “Free” with John Legend.
The Longmont United nurses won their union election. Now they look ahead to bargaining
“We’re ready to get to work.”
Baristas in Superior begin voting in state’s first Starbucks union election
Starbucks, the largest coffee shop chain in the world, has remained staunchly against organizing efforts since baristas in Buffalo, New York became the country’s first to unionize last year.
High winds fuel dangerous fire conditions Tuesday for the Front Range and Eastern Plains
The most critical fire conditions are expected in the northeastern plains, including Weld, Morgan and Washington counties.
NCAR Fire is 100% contained, according to Boulder fire crews
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office is asking for information from anyone who was hiking south of the NCAR facility around the time the fire started.
Farmworker groups sue Polis and the state labor department over new overtime rules on Cesar Chavez Day
Workers and farmers have criticized the rules for being confusing and difficult to implement across the industry.
Ball Corp. joins growing list of Colorado businesses cutting ties with Russia
Ball’s Russian plants produce roughly 5.6 billion cans each year, representing four percent of the company’s total net sales.
Boulder remembers the 10 victims of the King Soopers shooting, one year later
Hundreds gathered at a ceremony honoring Officer Eric Talley and the 9 other people shot and killed when a gunman entered the Table Mesa King Soopers on March 22, 2021.
Front Range snow to taper off Thursday afternoon, warmer weekend expected
Both Saturday and Sunday are slated for highs around 60 and sunny skies, according to the NWS.
CDOT to ticket drivers using I-70 mountain express lanes outside of peak hours
Cameras along the highway will help enforce the new rule, which also bans semi-trucks and vehicles with tractor-trailers from using the lanes.
Protesters push for accountability in federal trial against Denver police
It’s been almost two years since protesters flooded the streets of downtown Denver and cities around the country in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. The demonstrations lasted weeks and drew a major police response. This week, a federal civil rights trial began in Denver. A group of protestors alleges police engaged in overwhelming and unconstitutional use of force to stop their peaceful demonstrations.
Colorado’s average gas price hits $3.91 a gallon, nearing record
The state’s highest prices are concentrated in tourist-heavy mountain communities and the southwest corner of the state.
These Coloradans will compete for gold in the 2022 Beijing Paralympics
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 […]
Colorado lawmakers introduce bill declaring Juneteenth a state holiday
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.
