The American immigration debate often clings to the idea that there’s a “right” and “wrong” way to enter the country—usually…
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New House Bill Would Cut Federal Funds to Police Agencies Hiring Undocumented Immigrants
Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., has introduced a bill that would strip federal funding from law enforcement agencies employing undocumented immigrants.…
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Missouri Tops Nation Again in Black Homicide Victimization Rates
For yet another year, Missouri leads the U.S. in Black homicide victimization rates, according to a new analysis by the…
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Smoky Skies Blanket Colorado Due to Out-of-State Wildfires
Smoky skies have settled over much of Colorado this week, with hazy conditions expected to persist due to large wildfires…
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Colorado Deputies Disciplined for Assisting Federal Immigration Agents, Violating State Law
DENVER (AP) – Two Colorado deputies have been disciplined for unlawfully aiding federal immigration agents—violating state law—and their sheriff says…
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Lawmakers Push Emergency Bill to Tackle Native American Clean Water Crisis
Lawmakers from New Mexico and Colorado are joining forces to address the ongoing drinking water crisis in Native American communities—calling…
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Colorado Springs Business Owners Fed Up Over Parked RV Near Cascade Avenue
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Business owners near Talamine Court are expressing frustration over an RV that sat parked outside…
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Federal Judge Upholds Colorado Abortion Clinic ‘Buffer Zone’ Law
A federal judge has dismissed a Denver woman’s attempt to challenge Colorado’s decades-old law that limits protests near abortion clinics,…
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CSPD: Officers Heard Gun Being Armed Before Suspect Fired Shots
COLORADO SPRINGS — Police officers responding to a domestic disturbance late Wednesday night said they heard a gun being armed…
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Four Cuban Nationals Face Up to 832 Years in Prison for Organized Theft Ring in Florida and Texas
Four Cuban nationals are facing serious prison time—up to a combined 832 years—after being charged in connection with a large-scale…
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