Politics: 2025Talks - October 3, 2025
Politics in the United States and around the world.
City of Lamar - Public Hearing AA-2025-07
The Adjustment and Appeals Board of the City of Lamar has scheduled a Public Hearing, AA-2025-07.
City of Lamar - Public Hearing AA-2025-06
The Adjustment and Appeals Board of the City of Lamar has scheduled a Public Hearing, AA-2025-06.
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - October 2, 2025
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Commentary - Pueblo coroner case shows state workers are critical watchdogs who protect Coloradans
The wrongdoing at Davis Mortuary did not come to light by chance.
National parks in Colorado will remain open during shutdown despite concerns about damage
Colorado Governor Jared Polis wants to keep national parks in the state open amid a federal government shutdown.
Town of Eads - Notice to the Public
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Town of Eads would like to remind everyone residing within the town limits that you must get building permits for all new buildings, including carports, sheds, storage units, porches. Anything new going out or up must have a permit. If you have a shed and build onto it, you must still get a permit, no matter how big the addition is.
All dogs living within the town limits must have town tags. To obtain tags, you must show proof of the rabies certificate. Town tags cost $5.00.
Hammes selected as Lamar City Administrator
The Lamar City Council voted unanimously to confirm Mitchel Hammes as Lamar’s next City Administrator.
Number of Colorado women behind bars on the rise
The number of women behind bars in Colorado and across the globe has increased by nearly 60 percent over the past 25 years.
Colorado rejects GOP's pick for House seat, cites state law
A Republican vacancy committee’s nomination to fill the seat for Colorado House District 14 has been rejected
