Experto político de Nuevo Mexico dice que ‘polarización’ es la ‘palabra lógica del año’
Un profesor de ciencias politicas de Nuevo Mexico dice que no sorprende que el diccionario Merriam-Webster escogiera "polarizacion" como la palabra del ano.
New Mexico political expert says 'polarization' is the logical 'word of the year'
A New Mexico political science professor said it's no surprise the Merriam-Webster dictionary anointed "polarization" the word of the year.
Legislative leaders hear concerns over new Colorado open meetings law
Government transparency advocates expressed their frustration with recent changes made to Colorado’s open meetings law.
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - December 30, 2024
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Flags to fly at half-staff for 30 days to honor former President Jimmy Carter
Governor Polis has, as directed by President Biden, ordered flags to fly at half-staff from sunrise to sunset for 30 days
Highways 96 and 165 closed due to active rock slide
An active rock slide has forced the closure of Colorado Highways 96 and 165 in Custer County. Assessments will be made Monday.
Grace Lutheran Church Weekly Devotion - Exodus 13:1–3a, 11–15
Weekly devotion by Reverend Steven Zandstra at Grace Lutheran Church in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
Obituary – Robert ‘Bob’ Eugene Ashmore
Robert ‘Bob’ Eugene Ashmore
May 1, 1942 – December 24, 2024
Robert (Bob) Eugene Ashmore was born May 1, 1942, in Las Animas, the first of three children born to Wayne Julian and Hazel Belle (Stiles) Ashmore. Bob passed away in Colorado Springs December 24, 2024.
Bob married Diana Louise Sage, and two children were born to this union: Gregory Lee and Pamela Sue. Upon a second marriage to Donna Pearl (Olin), Bob gained two stepdaughters, Darla Lee and Bobbie Jo.
Proposed U.S. Postal Service cost increases under scrutiny
Proposed changes to the U.S. Postal Service are causing concern for people across the United States.
New data show millions more people exposed to 'forever' chemicals
The latest data show over 11 million more people than in earlier estimates have the chemicals known as PFAS in their drinking water.
