admin Did nearly half of people living illegally in the US enter with valid visas?
Yes. Roughly 46% of people living in the U.S. without authorization originally entered the country with a valid visa, recent…
Despite growing super El Niño, Colorado’s winter forecast remains uncertain
Coloradans watching for weather impacts from warmer water in the Pacific Ocean might be in for a wait. The El…
Manny Rutinel, formerly a vegan animal activist, shows he’s moved on with taco truck meat and greet
THORNTON — Manny Rutinel put meat where his mouth is. The Democratic state representative running...
Edgewater tested a new Colorado law that changed how much tipped workers are paid. Here’s what happened so far.
City Council must decide whether to keep the wage frozen or change it. Otherwise, it will revert to the old…
Sewage spill flows down valley to John Martin Reservoir
The Pueblo sewage spill has made its way to popular John Martin Reservoir near Las Animas, and officials warn of…
BLM will offer parcels near Aurora Reservoir for oil and gas drilling
Feds say wells on 600 acres west of the reservoir likely to be drilled from a pad proposed by Crestone…
Voters asked to redirect sporting goods sales taxes into conservation, wildfire restoration, outdoor access
Proposition 137 could divert sales taxes on goods like tents and backpacks into GOCO, wildfire mitigation and outdoor recreation
Peter Moore: How dry we are
We look West eagerly, for thunderheads and rainstorms. What if they never come to quench the drough?
Pink pigs, blue ribbons and a lifetime of memories made at northeast Colorado’s county fairs
Words by Jennifer Brown. Photos by Cheney Orr. More photos below: Scenes from northeast Colorado’s...
What’s Working: Dustin Peyser built a chamber of commerce from scratch in Timnath. Then Timnath’s neighbor asked him to run its chamber.
Dustin Peyser built a chamber of commerce from scratch in Timnath. Then Severence asked him to run its chamber