The Pueblo police officer who fatally shot a man in April 2024 after the man pulled a gun during a…
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Colorado Workers Need $36.79 an Hour to Afford Housing, Report Finds
Minimum wage workers in Colorado must work 82 hours a week—two full-time jobs—to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment, according to…
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Homeless Advocates Condemn Trump’s Order on Involuntary Civil Commitment
Denver-area homeless advocacy groups are speaking out against a new executive order signed by President Trump that encourages the use…
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Police Investigating Deadly Shooting in Pueblo Monday Morning
Pueblo police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Monday morning in a residential neighborhood. According to the Pueblo Police…
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Pueblo Attorney Aaron Gutierrez Announces Run for Colorado Senate District 3
Aaron Gutierrez, a Pueblo native and attorney, has officially launched his campaign for Colorado State Senate District 3. A former…
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Gov. Jared Polis Cancels Capitol Pedestrian Bridge After Massive Public Backlash
Governor Jared Polis has officially dropped plans to build a $28.5 million pedestrian bridge on the Colorado Capitol grounds after…
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Colorado Joins Lawsuit Against USDA Over SNAP Data Request
Colorado has joined 20 other states in a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s demand for sensitive personal information…
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Missing North Carolina Woman Found Alive in Colorado After Months-Long Search
A North Carolina woman reported missing late last year has been found alive in Colorado, according to the Inyo County…
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Letitia James Sues Trump Administration Over SNAP Restrictions for Undocumented Immigrants
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Monday that she is co-leading a lawsuit against the Trump administration for attempting…
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New Colorado Laws Aim to Lower Health Care and Prescription Drug Costs
Starting August 6, new legislation in Colorado will go into effect to help reduce the cost of health care and…
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