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A national staffing company owes more than $2.3 million to Denver workers in stolen wages and fines, according to the city
A California-based staffing company could owe more than $2.3 million in restitution, penalties and fines for minimum wage, overtime and sick leave violations involving thousands of Denver workers, according to a report from the Denver Auditor’s Office released Monday. The company, Advantage Workforce Services, provides gig work jobs that...
Denver closes two parks to deter drug dealing, crime
On Monday afternoon, several people who appeared to be homeless loitered under the trees and in front of fences that closed off most of La Alma Park, one of Denver’s largest public spaces in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. The city installed the fences to deter what officials described as...
Alana Thompson Begs Fans For Help To Get A House In Denver
Alana Thompson begged for fans’ help to get a house in Denver, Colorado. However, fans are not buying her story. Alana has made it clear that she is going through some financial hardship. Mainly because she is having to pay for school. However, when she begged for help to get a house, people were careful to believe what she said. Keep reading to find out more.
Colorado’s Housing Crisis Deepens: Residents Need $37/Hour to Afford a Two-Bedroom Rental
Colorado Ranks as 8th Least Affordable State for Housing, Report Reveals. A recent report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition highlights the growing housing crisis in Colorado, ranking it as the 8th least affordable state in the nation. In cities like Denver, where the minimum wage has risen to over $18 per hour, the affordability gap becomes stark. At this income level, a worker might afford rent between $750 to $800 per month, far below the actual costs.
Get This Broncos Fan Free Beer For Life After He Held Onto His Tall Boy After Getting Pieced Up At A Fight During Their Last Preseason Game
Football is so back baby. Listen, anyone who has ever been to a sporting event knows you have to cherish every last drop of any alcoholic beverage you purchase. You're probably spending $19 on every single one, and it's probably going to taste like the devil's juice after 30 minutes if you don't sip efficiently in 90 degree weather. And a quick lesson to anyone out there, the last people you want to be beefing with at a sporting event are two dudes wearing white shirts, especially sleeveless ones. Those guys have nothing to lose and might not even be a fan of the team they're there to support. They don't mind throwing the first punch, and the second you even look at them sideways, it's over for you.
Omaha Public Schools bus involved in crash Tuesday morning
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Two crashes affected the Tuesday morning commute in Omaha. In the first crash, an Omaha Public Schools bus collided with a car around 7:30 a.m. The incident happened at the ramp from I-680 southbound to West Dodge westbound. “The Omaha Public Schools bus was heading to...
Birthing Pavilion at State Fair showcases “new life” for farm animals
GRAND ISLAND – The Birthing Pavilion at the Nebraska State Fair offers people the chance to see everything from piglets to chicks and their parents. Jeremi Wurtz is one of the attending veterinarians at the Birthing Pavilion. He is a veterinarian in Central City. The Birthing Pavilion “is to...
Wild Bill’s Fun Center marks 10th anniversary with community celebration
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Wild Bill’s Fun Center celebrated its 10th anniversary over the weekend, drawing over 200 people to the North Platte venue. For more than a decade, the center has provided a space for friends and families to gather and create lasting memories. Since its opening,...
Beatrice School District new budget shows lower spending and tax rate
BEATRICE – The President of the Beatrice School Board says the coming year’s district budget represents a three percent overall reduction and a five-percent reduction in tax rate. Last week, the Beatrice School Board received an update on the budget which will come before the board soon, for...
New and long-standing traditions of Big Red Welcome
The iconic Husker tunnel walk graced the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for the first time 30 years ago and became a key moment in the game day experience. Seeing that the tunnel walk brought Husker spirit to campus, UNL began incorporating it into incoming freshman class’s first days. Twenty years...
High School Football Preseason rankings
4. Kearney (0-0) 5. Elkhorn South (0-0) Receiving Votes: Papillion-La Vista (0-0); Omaha Central (0-0); Lincoln Southeast (0-0) 3. Ashland-Greenwood (0-0) 7. Columbus Lakeview (0-0) 8. DC West (0-0) 9. Cozad (0-0) 10. Central City (0-0) Receiving Votes: Adams Central (0-0); Columbus Scotus (0-0) Class C-2 1. Norfolk Catholic (0-0)
University of Nebraska community responds to diversity office closures in Lincoln, Omaha
LINCOLN — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln and University of Nebraska at Omaha have closed key diversity and inclusion offices in the past year, leaving some student leaders worried that the work will fall to them. UNL Chancellor Rodney Bennett on Aug. 20 announced the dissolution of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, which came on […]
Thoughts on Nebraska football depth chart for UTEP
Nebraska football fans were hoping to find out who the starting running back was going to be, and while Emmett Johnson’s name is listed atop the depth chart, there is or next to the names of Rahmir Johnson, Dante Dowdell, and Gabe Ervin too. That feels me that the...
Husker game notes vs. Kentucky
• Nebraska will take part in a primetime season-opening event, the AVCA First Serve Showcase, on Tuesday, Aug. 27 at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Ky. • No. 2 Nebraska will play the first match of the Division I season, taking on No. 9 Kentucky at 6 p.m. (CT). Wisconsin will face Louisville in the second match of the doubleheader. All four teams participating in the AVCA First Serve Showcase are ranked in the top 10 of the AVCA Preseason Coaches Poll.
Chadron Softball Finishes 6th In Lexington Invite
Chadron Cardinal softball continued their busy start to the season over the weekend at the Lexington Invite. The Cardinals went 1-2 to finish 6th in the tournament, losing to Southern Valley/Alma and Highway 6, while also defeating Alliance. The Cardinals began the tournament with a rematch from the season opener...
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