Obituary - Kathleen Marie Giedd
Obituary for Kathleen Marie (Crabb) Giedd, formerly of Eads and Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
Montana's young, rural voters in spotlight
Get-out-the-vote advocates in Montana are spending more time and money than ever to get young people educated about the elections.
Native organizations commemorate 100th anniversary of Citizenship Act
Sunday marks 100 years since the United States granted citizenship to all Native Americans.
Denver turns to e-bike vouchers to help get cars, pollution off roads
Even in its third year, Denver's ambitious campaign to get residents to swap some of their driving for riding remains as popular as ever.
Partnership between state, Google to give some Oklahomans free AI training
Google operates one of its largest data centers in Pryor. The company has invested about $4.8 billion in the state.
2 years of college covered for Colorado students under new law
(Colorado Newsline) Colorado college students can get the first two years of their education covered by the state under a new law signed by Governor Jared Polis on Thursday.
House Bill 24-1340 creates a refundable state income tax credit for lower-income students and their families to cover the gap between scholarships and the rest of their tuition and fees at a public four-year college, community college, or trade school.
All 6 Republicans in Colorado’s 4th District primary deny the science of climate change
The debate featured all six candidates who will appear next month on the Republican primary ballot in the 4th Congressional District.
Free direct filing of federal taxes may be offered soon throughout the U.S.
(Colorado Newsline) Taxpayers across the United States could be guaranteed a free public option to file federal tax returns online as the Internal Revenue Service announced plans Thursday to make its Direct File program permanent.
NCAA agrees to end transfer rule in antitrust lawsuit settlement
The NCAA agreed to end its transfer rule requiring athletes who transfer a second time to sit out a year.
Colorado using federal funds for Sunday voting, pay for judges, promote tribal voting
Colorado will grant $1.5 million in federal funds to pay for Sunday voting, improve pay for election judges and promoting voting on tribal lands.
