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June 30, 2024
Cord ordinance that is in your committee, supervisor. Thats why only in front of you today is the land use portion. Were also talking about that in rules tomorrow. Great. Another question i having toling back and forth between ing toling back ing toggling back and forth. I dont think we rae solved that. I know supervisor kim and Public Health did bring up issues around employee whose may be exposed to this long term every day and want fog make sure there are proper requirements in place. So i kn...
June 5, 2024
Hot fundraising in Colorados primary races for the state House and Senate. Candidates raise funds for primary races.
May 28, 2024
Lone Tree residents are concerned about a plan to place a probation office near a neighborhood in the Lincoln station area.
May 20, 2024
Despite being grossly outnumbered by Democrats in the state legislature, two Republican women played major roles in crafting the property tax reform bill passed on the last day of the
April 4, 2024
Joe Biden created a border crisis and an obvious threat to national security when he took office and trashed President Donald Trump's border security measures like his "Remain-in-Mexico" practice and his construction of a border wall.
April 4, 2024
Douglas County, Colorado, passes emergency ban on buses carrying illegal immigrants from making unscheduled stops. Law breakers face hefty fines per violation.
January 8, 2024
The Colorado Republican has switched to the 4th District after an unexpectedly tough re-election bid. But securing the nomination in her new district is no given.
December 25, 2023
Douglas County Commissioner Lora Thomas says shes never seen herself as part of the establishment.
December 17, 2023
U.S. Rep. Ken Buck's decision last month not to seek reelection to Congress opened a tantalizingly rare opportunity for Republicans in eastern Colorado: a red seat in one of the state's few remaining conservative strongholds that, once won, would be tough to ever lose.