The Snowmass Village Town Council sent a letter of support to two members of Colorado’s congressional delegation who are sponsoring legislation that would allow ski resorts to send their land use fees directly to the U.S. Forest Service (USFS).
Newly released federal data shows unemployment numbers improved slightly this week as states consider whether to turn away federal jobless benefits.
The Biden administration said Thursday it has reached an agreement on infrastructure with a coalition of Senate Democrats and Republicans.
Photo of the week from the June 25, 2021, edition of the Kiowa County Press in Eads, Colorado - Storm clouds over Kiowa County - Chris Sorensen
If you’ve lost a loved one serving in the US military, they may be eligible for a military funeral that honors their service and sacrifice. Because of the specifics of this type of service, however, it may be difficult to know how to plan or who to turn to when putting your veteran’s funeral together. Here are some guiding details on preparing for a veteran’s funeral.
Election bills marginally increase the difficulty for some voters by reducing some of the options, whether it’s voting by mail or early voting. But many of these bills also expand voting opportunities
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has signed legislation that extends to-go alcoholic beverage sales for another several years.
The federal government is set to begin sending out monthly checks to millions of Americans next month, but a new IRS tool will allow them to defer the payments for a sizeable tax refund next year.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of free speech rights for students outside of the classroom in a decision Wednesday.