Colorado Lawmakers Split Over Trump's "Obliterating" Iran Strikes, Boebert Waves Flag, GOP Divided on Military Support
Colorado's congressional delegation responded variedly to U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, while tension between Iran and Israel escalates. Lawmakers like Boebert show support; others urge caution.
Boulder Commemorates World Refugee Day with Actions to Combat Discrimination and Aid Integration
Boulder recognizes World Refugee Day and combats discrimination through its Human Rights Ordinance, offering protections in housing, employment, and against various biases, with resources accessible in any language.
Coloradans Prepare for Traffic Delays in I-70 Mountain Corridor Amid Rising Temperatures
High temperatures in Denver are driving Coloradans to cooler mountains, causing heavy I-70 traffic, reminiscent of previous years. CDOT advises preparation and offers resources like GoI70.com and Bustang for alternate transport and traffic updates.
Adult Male Victim of Drowning at Lake Pueblo State Park, CPW Urges Life Jacket Use
CPW officers recovered a man's body from Lake Pueblo State Park after a suspected drowning incident. Witnesses saw the victim, not wearing a life jacket, submerge in water. The CPW stresses the importance of life jackets in water safety.
Jefferson County Commissioner Warns of Dire Local Impact from Federal SNAP and Medicaid Cuts
Jefferson County Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper warns that proposed changes to SNAP and Medicaid could severely impact vulnerable groups, leading to a loss of over $28 million in benefits and increased administrative costs for the county.












