Colorado Voters Care About Immigration. This Is Where The 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Stand
Immigration is not only a top issue for many Colorado voters, but a personal one as well.
By May Ortega
Colorado College Kicks Off 2020 As A Carbon Neutral Campus
The Colorado Springs school started work to reduce its footprint in 2009.
By May Ortega
2020 Is Looking Scarce For Denver’s Housing Market
More people are staying in Denver instead of selling their homes and moving away.
By May Ortega
It’s About To Get A Lot Harder To Find Flavored Vape Products With A New Federal Ban
The ban affects single-use flavored nicotine cartridges, so liquid nicotine that’s typically sold in a bottle to refill vaping tanks will be unaffected.
By May Ortega
KNUS Has Canceled One Of Its Talk Shows After A Co-Host Wished For A ‘Nice School Shooting’
Chuck Bonniwell said news of a “nice school shooting” would break up nonstop coverage of President Donald Trump’s impeachment on the air Tuesday.
By May Ortega
Congress Is About To Give $25 Million To Research Gun Violence. Not Everyone Is Happy About It
Nearly 11,000 Coloradans have died because of gun violence over the last 20 years, according to the CDC. Now, the federal government is giving $25 million to study it.
By May Ortega
Shopping For New Health Insurance? So Is Colorado
Currently, state employees can choose between UnitedHealthcare and Kaiser Permanente. But that could change next summer.
By May Ortega
Colorado Ranchers Are Excited For The NAFTA Replacement, But Trade Experts Aren’t Sure It Will Change Much
Congress and the Trump administration are on track to finalize the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA for short.
By May Ortega
Sen. Amy Klobuchar Stops In Denver To Talk Elections, Voting, Her 2020 Campaign And Unions
The local chapter of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union hosted the town hall
By May Ortega