Donald Trump has been formally charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records after an investigation into hush money payments to three people, including a porn star.
Ryan Scott Davis was born in Las Animas May 25, 1980, to Arthur and Jacque (Shinn) Davis. He attended school in Las Animas, graduating in 1998. Ryan attended Northeastern Junior College and Oklahoma Panhandle State University, majoring in Animal Science and Agri Business.
He passed suddenly March 31, 2023, in Las Animas at the age of 42.
Randall Stuart Dean
June 1, 1956 - March 29, 2023
Randall Stuart Dean, 66, of Ocala, Florida, passed away suddenly March, 29, 2023, at a local hospice care.
Randall was born June 1, 1956, in Denver.
Both Randall and Ellis retired in Ocala, Florida, in April of 2017
He is survived by his husband, Ellis, of Ocala; sister, Rhonda of New Jersey; son, Anthony; and his daughter, Rose.
He was preceded in death by his mother and father about 10 years ago.
The Colorado Department of Transportation agreed with all 20 recommendations made by State Auditor Kerri Hunter regarding the lack of oversight on $3.5 billion spent on projects.
Former President Donald Trump was arraigned in New York on April 4, 2023. Shortly after, the charges that a Manhattan grand jury indicted him on were made public.
Iowa lawmakers are considering legislation which would require a two-thirds majority vote to increase taxes in the state.
A few weekends ago the Cheyenne County 4-H officer team got to go on their annual officer retreat. The day included planning for the upcoming meetings, listening to a guest speaker, shopping at Scheels, and eating out at Texas Roadhouse.
As Colorado faces mounting challenges associated with a changing climate - record-breaking wildfires, extreme drought and dwindling water supplies, the loss of habitat for native plants and animals - a new roadmap aims to help secure the state's most critical natural resources.
Following a brief reprieve from six consecutive days of high fire danger, expected weather conditions Friday have prompted a new fire weather watch
(Texas News Service) Last summer, the sheriff of Coryell County in Central Texas took to an elevated platform in a small Las Vegas ballroom and made an unusual announcement: He was a “born-again sheriff,” he said, having “realized that I wasn’t doing my job 100%.”
