LDP presidents are in office for three years

If Elected Again, Donald Trump Will Use the Military as an All-Powerful Tool to Deploy on U.S. Soil

Sean Combs is now in a Special Housing Unit like Red Onion State Prison in Wise County, Virginia

Denver spends another $800,000 on migrant food

Stevie Nicks Urges U.S. Women: “Don’t Let Them Take Your Power” in the Ongoing Battle for Reproductive Freedom

Woman Sentenced to 54 Months for IRS, Bank Fraud, and COVID-19 Loan Scheme

New law allows tenants to report on-time rent payments to help credit score

Effort to rename Confederate Street after late activist fails in Jacksonville City Council

Harris eyes a rural Maine congressional district in a hunt for every possible electoral vote

More people exiting city homeless hotels to permanent housing than returning to street, data shows

Residents of migrant gang-occupied Aurora apartments still living in 'squalor,' advocacy group says

Business group says over 5,000 CA fast-food jobs are gone since $20 minimum wage law

Denver council decides not to buy halfway house for $26.2 million

Lawmakers propose cutting hard-rock-mine oversight, despite public outcry

Class action filed against Neutrogena for falsely advertising makeup wipes as plant-based

(FILES) Aerial view taken on on November 6, 2015, shows the covered in mud village of Bento Rodrigues, in Mariana, the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, following the burst of a dam, at a mining waste site, of the company Samarco, jointly owned by Vale of Brazil and BHP, unleashing a deluge of thick, red toxic mud. Aerial view of damages after a dam burst in the village of Bento Rodrigues, in Mariana, Minas Gerais state, Brazil on November 6, 2015. A dam burst at a mining waste site

Transgender tiny home village: Denver council awards $1.2 million grant

Judge rejects reopening Florida voter registration because of hurricanes

Border Patrol’s refusal to rescue an injured man by cutting the wall shows a larger “cultural problem,” former CBP commissioner says

Officials move closer to allowing public to carry concealed guns in Wyoming Capitol

Denver food stamp fraud: National problem as reimbursement ends

#AskJAXTDY: Does the hefty mail-in ballot require extra postage?

Gov. Beshear signs executive order establishing Governor’s Council of Second Chance Employers

Denver mayor won’t fund “safe parking” for people living in RVs

Former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy speaks to roughly 850 students during Turning Point USA event Tuesday

Opinion: Without migrant gangs on every corner, President Trump's visit to Aurora sure to be weird

Letter to the editor: Matth Toebben urges citizens to vote ‘Yes’ on Amendment 2

Woman whose house Denver police burnt down settles for $95,000

At Tucson rally, JD Vance hits Kamala Harris on border, crime and taxes, then flees the heat

Opinion – Bill Straub: Blatant racism and bigotry should not pave the way to White House

New report says California ranks #3 nationwide for job seekers