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The FBI has arrested a 41-year-old Fremont County man on federal weapons charges, triggering a statement by the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region over his "alleged antisemitic and white supremacist

Gov. Polis is doing a great job convincing voters that wildly inflated home property tax bills was somehow expected income that local governments were right to collect rather than a windfall of additional cash produced by a broken economy. Government has not been counting on this unexpected windfal

The Colorado Education Association confirmed passage of a resolution to formally oppose capitalism as an economic system.

The EMTs, paramedics, instructors and students in the emergency services community were recognized for their service.

The teachers union, which represents more than 39,000 K-12 teachers, support professionals and higher education staffers, held its assembly in April and passed this resolution: "The CEA believes that capitalism inherently exploits children, public schools, land, labor, and resources. Capitalism is in opposition to fully addressing systemic racism (the school to prison pipeline), climate change, patriarchy (gender and LGBTQ disparities), education inequality, and income inequality."

The United States is facing a possible economic catastrophe with the debt ceiling deadline in less than two weeks.

George Richard Fields passed away peacefully at his home in Ripon on May 16, 2023, 3 days after his 100th birthday. George was born on May 13, 1923 in Stockton, California to parents; Charles and Georgia Fields.

Yemi Mobolade, an independent, won with 58% of the vote, compared to 42% of the vote going to Republican and former Secretary of State Wayne Williams.

A watchdog group is taking Gov. Polis and the state to court over a tax increase ballot measure passed by the legislature in the waning days of the session that is thinly disguised as a tax cut. Advance Colorado is pursing the legal action claiming the measure violates the state’s constitution. Bec

The conservative group behind the suit argues the ballot measure violates the state’s "single subject" rule.