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Colorado House gives first approval to property tax bill on second day of special session
The Colorado House of Representatives gave preliminary approval to a property tax bill on Tuesday afternoon after about three hours of debate. The bill underwent some minor revisions but is largely the same version that passed through committee on Monday that is expected to satisfy supporters of two ballot initiatives that lawmakers are hoping will […]
Colorado Parks and Wildlife denies Middle Park stockgrowers’ request for chronic depredation permit after 8 sheep killed
Since wolves were released on the Western Slope, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed 15 cattle and nine sheep have been killed by wolves. Many of the depredations centered on a single ranch near Kremmling, owned by husband and wife, Conway and Nellie Farrell. To stop the killing of livestock,...
Maverik Completes Colorado Rebrands, Donates $1 Million to Feeding America
Maverik on Friday marked the first anniversary of acquiring the Kum & Go convenience-store chain by celebrating the completion of its Colorado store rebrands and donating $1 million to Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Maverik CEO and “chief adventure guide” Crystal Maggelet (pictured far left) was...
Popular Colorado Ski Area Put on Sale
It’s hard to believe, but in less than a month at this point, summer will be coming to an end. To be exact, the last day of summer will be on September 22nd. Sure, we’re going to miss many of the awesome activities that make summertime great. Many people are also going to miss that extra daylight you get each summer.
Man charged with threatening election officials in Colorado and Arizona
A 45-year-old resident of southwestern Colorado faced a federal judge on Monday on charges that he made online death threats against election officials as well as other government employees. The officials are from Colorado and Arizona, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Law enforcement officers arrested Teak Brockbank in the town of Cortez where he lives late last week. He was taken into federal custody and will remain there until at least Wednesday, when a U.S. Attorney's Office spokesperson said Brockbank has a detention hearing scheduled. "We allege that the defendant made detailed death threats against election officials, judges, and law...
After hearing from Colorado's justices, 10th Circuit rules defendant cannot challege parole eligibility — yet
The federal appeals court based in Denver ruled on Monday that a defendant who is serving a potential life sentence for crimes he committed as a 15 year old cannot pursue a constitutional challenge now to any future decision about his parole eligibility. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
SVVSD showcases public education in a parade
An idea to showcase St. Vrain Valley School District’s many programs began in Berlin and has morphed into a parade that will march down Main Street on Sept. 7. The first Public Education parade idea was born after Carrie Adams, program director at Silver Creek Leadership Academy, attended the Global Leadership Summit in Berlin a few years ago. She was there with a group of students and ran into Superintendent Don Haddad. The two took the opportunity to brainstorm on some ways to highlight student leadership and the many programs within the district.
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