ICYMI – articles from the week ending December 29, 2018
across Colorado
Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review - We can all do better in 2019
When we encounter each other in the real world, we still tend to look for things we share in common.
Belated weather Christmas present coming to southeast Colorado
Freezing rain, followed by snow, is expected to create dangerous driving conditions Tuesday night through Thursday morning.
NORAD begins tracking Santa's progress around the world - watch live
The North American Aerospace Defence Command - NORAD - is tracking Santa's annual trip around earth.
ICYMI – Articles from the week ending December 22, 2018
53,000 Colorado federal workers may be eligible for unemployment benefits
Unemployment benefits could help federal workers affected by the government shutdown.
Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site closed due to government shutdown
Partial federal government shutdown has forced some parks and sites to close due to safety concerns.
Gardner announces $9 million grant for Southwest Chief rail line
Department of Transportation grant helps with installation of Positive Train Control Technology.
Colorado unemployment rises in November
Labor pool grows faster than available jobs for November 2018 in Colorado.
Flags lowered Thursday to honor Las Animas County deputy
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper has ordered flags be lowered to half-staff statewide on all public buildings from sunrise until sunset Thursday, December 20, to honor Las Animas County Sheriff's Deputy Sergeant Matthew Moreno.
Moreno, 37, of Trinidad, died in a traffic crash last week. He was responding to an incident when the vehicle he was traveling in collided with another vehicle. The driver of that car and her daughter also were killed. The incident remains under investigation.