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Denver has helped 40,000 migrants while Colorado Springs counts 24 families. Does being a sanctuary city matter that much? - Vimarsana News

Denver has helped 40,000 migrants while Colorado Springs counts 24 families. Does being a sanctuary city matter that much?

El Paso County officials are loudly proclaiming that migrants are not welcome in Colorado’s 2nd-largest city, but the pronouncement has no legal bearing

Sightings of UFOs Are Way Up in the State of Colorado - Vimarsana News

Sightings of UFOs Are Way Up in the State of Colorado

Have you seen a UFO in Colorado? If you have, you're not alone.

Source: k99.com
Presidential Primary ballots mailed in El Paso County - Vimarsana News

Presidential Primary ballots mailed in El Paso County

(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Office has mailed more than 450,000 ballots to voters for the March 5 Presidential Primary. According to El Paso County, all eligible and active registered Democratic, Republican and Unaffiliated voters will receive a Primary ballot. El Paso County cautioned voters to keep up to […]

Source: yahoo.com
Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive

The massive surge at the U.S. southern border has forced Colorado communities beyond Denver to respond to the crisis, too, as migrants leave the Mile High City to join family members or seek job opportunities across the state.

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive

The massive surge at the U.S. southern border has forced Colorado communities beyond Denver to respond to the crisis, too, as migrants leave the Mile High City to join family members or seek job opportunities across the state.