- It's been too close to call for days.
- Democrats gained a majority on the board for the first time in 40 years in 2020.
- Young, a former state legislator and junior high teacher, will continue managing more than 100 accounts for dozens of state agencies.
- If Denver’s first measurable amount of snow does fall Thursday, it will come about a month earlier than last year’s, when the first snow of the season came on Dec.
- Self-love can come in all shapes and lengths, and for some folks, that means getting the crustiest, punkiest mullet money can buy.
- Dan Prenzlow has been on administrative leave since April, when CPW launched an investigation into a comment he made toward a Black employee.
- Michael Clark suffered a stroke after being assaulted by police, permanently affecting his mental and cognitive state. The city did not accept any liability as part of the settlement.
- McKean became the top Republican in the Colorado House in 2020.
- The storm is expected to peter out before Friday.
- Experts hope to contain the mussel to Highline Lake, but that will be difficult because the lake feeds other bodies of water.
- The number of neuroinvasive cases, when infected people develop a severe illness that impacts the central nervous system, has so far reached 122 cases — the most since 2003.
- Even if your first check was stolen, the state will still send you the money you're owed. They just don't know exactly when.
- El Consejo de Regentes de la Universidad de Colorado gobierna el sistema de educación superior en el estado y supervisa un presupuesto financiado por los contribuyentes, además de establecer los precios de las colegiaturas.
- The University of Colorado Board of Regents govern the state’s largest higher education system and oversee a taxpayer-funded budget as well as set tuition prices.
- The official resolution states Gallegos engaged in “disparaging, disrespectful” behavior with colleagues and fellow board members.
