Westminster Pulls Plug on Free EV Charging, Adds Fees Higher Than Adams County
Free electric vehicle charging at Westminster's city-owned stations comes to an end Thursday, with drivers now facing a $1.50 session fee, a $0.35 per kilowatt-hour charge, and a $2 hourly idle fee that kicks in 10 minutes after a vehicle reaches full charge. The city owns three EV charging stations affected by the cha
Alex Harvey is tooling around Colorado in a stripped-down ‘Firebird’
Arts news: A Russian folktale takes two very different forms on Colorado stages, while nearly arts organizations get some welcome funding news.
Thornton’s October 2026 preview: Generally calm conditions with our first freeze and snow
With the first full month of fall here, October usually brings one of the quietest weather months in the Denver area with plenty of mild, sunny days and clear, cool nights. October is historically the second sunniest month and conditions are generally calm. However we also will usually see our...
Drone helps locate wanted felon after menacing call in Boulder
The Boulder Police Department credited a drone deployment with helping to find a wanted felon with numerous active warrants on Wednesday.
Get to know the Colorado-raised astronaut leading NASA’s next flight
The first manned spaceflight to launch from the U.S. in six months will have a product of Colorado’s public schools as its commander. Jessica Watkins, who grew up in Lafayette and graduated from Fairview High School in Boulder, is set to lead the mission to the International Space Station slated to launch Oct. 1. This
One of Colorado’s largest employers is considering offering childcare for 43,000 workers as more...
When Stephanie Burke moved from Southern California to Colorado in late 2021, she left behind employer-provided childcare for a drastically different situation. Her Green Valley Ranch neighborhood was a child care desert: a place where there are more children than there are people to care for them. “I personally called
Boulder County’s national power grab
As Boulder goes, so goes the nation. At least, that is the hope of county officials in Colorado bent on imposing their preferred energy policies on the other 49 states. And Boulder is far from alone. From Maine to Hawaii, progressive cities, counties, and states have substituted tort litigation for the climate mandates
Westminster ends free EV charging at city-owned stations
Need to charge your electric vehicle in Westminster? Soon you’ll be charged for a charge. Westminster announced this week that starting Thursday, the city will be doing away with free EV charging at city-owned stations. For those needing to charge their cars, they will need to pay a $1.50 session fee along with $0.35 p
Colo. homeowners handed over insurance checks. Their roofs were never replaced.
Colorado homeowners say they handed over insurance checks for new roofs that never came. Now BBB has issued an alert and a "F" rating for RoofCo & Solar.
First ‘Public Nature Library’ in the U.S. Offers ‘Immersive’ Experiences with 1-Mile Hiking Loop...
The 33,000-square-foot Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, Colo., officially opened its doors to the public in August

















