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Here's where the 'worst drivers' in Colorado are located, according to data analysis
Think your city is home to the 'worst drivers' in Colorado? You might be right, and Consumer Affairs has made some data available to help you prove it. In a recent report, the research journal pinpointed what cities of more than 50,000 residents around the Centennial State are home to the 'worst drivers' by using crash data from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. A 'crash score' was determined for each spot, based on metrics related to fatal crashes, bad driving-crashes, fatal crashes related to...
Does Mexican Food in Colorado Suck? Viral Sign Ignites Outrage
There are plenty of amazing food options in Colorado. That is something that I love about this great state. No matter what kind of craving you have, there is a solution for it in Colorado. Certain regions in the country have specialty foods. For example, I believe that nobody has...
Members of Colorado House express frustration over lack of transparency as special session nears
When Democratic members of the Colorado House of Representatives met virtually Thursday to discuss an upcoming special legislative session, the frustration among some of them was on full display. “I feel like this still continues to be a very top-down sort of process,” said. Rep. Steven Woodrow from Denver.
New Chick-fil-A Next To Colorado’s Blue Arena Opening Soon
When it comes to tasty fast-food fried chicken in Colorado, it's hard to beat Chick-fil-A, and that is why we're so excited for their newest location to finally be opening this month. New Chick-fil-A Location In Colorado Opening Soon. Not to date myself here, but I remember growing up and...
Grand Junction residents respond to 4th and 5th Streets changes
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - With work being done on the City of Grand Junction’s 4th and 5th over the past few weeks, we wanted to gauge the public’s opinion on the project. The 4th and 5th Street Pilot Project was launched on July 2nd, 2024. City officials...
Brownstein’s Sloane Whelan Joins the Board of a Local Nonprofit, Judge Appointments Made for 13th, 21st Judicial District Courts
Have an announcement for Law Week Colorado’s people section? Let us know. Sloane Whelan, a senior policy advisor in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Denver office, joined the board of directors of Focus Points Family Resource Center, according to an Aug. 20 announcement from the firm. The center is a nonprofit organization that provides families with resources and tools to build their future. As part of her three-year term, Whelan will support the organization’s mission through strategic planning, programmatic oversight and fiduciary responsibilities and as a goodwill ambassador.
Going Above the Noise to “Undivide Us”
Uly 31 was a memorable day for me. It really kicked up my love of democracy, local journalism and community engagement. That evening, hundreds of folks showed up in to watch “Undivide Us” and participate in the Above the Noise Initiative, a statewide project led by Rocky Mountain Public Media in partnership with the Colorado Press Association, Colorado Media Project and CSU. The initiative brings together a network of local media outlets to create a stronger Colorado by deeply listening to the experiences of people who live here in our coverage area.
This Is The Most Dangerous College Campus In Colorado
This week, universities and colleges all across Colorado are welcoming in new students for the new semester. While Colorado has many different great options when it comes to higher education, Colorado School of Mines stands out as the best, being the only one ranked in U.S. News’ Top 100.
Fall colors map: When and where to see peak fall colors in Colorado this year
The days are shortening, the nights are cooling and come the beginning of September, Colorado's high country starts experiencing its annual leaf change among the forests, meadows and riverbanks. The golds, reds and oranges of Colorado's famous aspen trees popping across mountain sides from Steamboat to Silverton are a sight...
Colorado Fugitive Arrested in Lakes Region
Three lakes area Law Enforcement Agencies team-up to apprehend a fugitive from Colorado. According to a release from the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, their department was contacted by the Branson Police Department asking for assistance in apprehending 41-year-old Corey Lee Handy who was wanted on several charges in Colorado including a parole violation on a 1st-Degree Murder Charge.
Sen. John Hickenlooper says his last race for office will be in 2026
Former Colorado governor and current U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper said Thursday that he will run for office for the last time in 2026, saying there are plenty of figures who would fit Colorado's political roles well.
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