Thornton Employees Suffer Thousands in Damages in Police Shootout, but City Won’t Pay
“It would cost him 25 hours of work to pay for damage that occurred because he was working for the city in the first place.”
“It would cost him 25 hours of work to pay for damage that occurred because he was working for the city in the first place.”
“People take off with them. I don’t know if they don’t know that they aren’t free sometimes.”
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“This stain on our party can not be left unchecked.”
Denver has had over 24,600 reported motor-vehicle accidents since the beginning of 2023.
The governor signed the bill at Red Rocks, and then tossed in a few Taylor Swift puns.
“It is pushing people away from our party. We need new leadership.”
“Twice in the last three weeks we’ve had to deal with racism in this chamber. Denver’s a better city than that.”
“It’s not going to help my father, but it could help other folks.”
All the marriages in the latest season of Married at First Sight went up in flames. Was the Mile High City to blame?
After two young Black girls faced racist abuse while testifying about their need for a school yurt, local leaders are joining their cause.
“People may hate it, but I have no regrets,” she says.
RiNo will soon become the epicenter of the free-thinking movement.
“Enough is enough. It is long past time for funeral tragedies in our state to stop.”
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The grocery store was recently ranked the sixth-worst in the United States and the third-worst in Colorado.
“That they had to endure these racist actions and words in our chamber brings us pain.”
The eight-week program teaches youth how to start and run businesses or non-profits.
They now plan to focus on local nicotine and tobacco policy instead.
Bob Gardner’s infamous filibusters and policy prowess made him one of the Republican Party’s most effective weapons.
A new law just started requiring Colorado public schools to refer to students by their chosen names.
He wears wolf fur, bolo ties and challenged Denver’s mayor to a Rocky Mountain oyster eating contest. He is Perry Will, and we’re not worthy.