Harmeet Dhillon to Newsmax: Colorado Next in Gun Law Fight
Harmeet Dhillon to Newsmax: Colorado Next in Gun Law Fight
Gov. Jared Polis signs bills overhauling RTD board, changing Front Range Passenger Rail District
The Regional Transportation District’s governing board and the geographic footprint of the Front Range Passenger Rail District will both shrink under a pair of bills signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Jared Polis. The law passed as Senate Bill 150 this year reduces the size of the RTD board...
Colfax smoke shop license suspended after allegedly selling to minors
A Colfax Avenue smoke shop's license was suspended after several reports and a lengthy investigation allegedly found the shop was illegally selling tobacco, kratom and other items.
Denver moves to suspend vape shop’s license after inspectors found repeated violations
DENVER — The city of Denver is moving to suspend the license of a smoke shop after inspectors found multiple violations over the last few months that include selling products to minors, selling banned products and having alcohol on the premises despite not having a liquor license. The Department...
Another Colfax restaurant shutters over Memorial Day Weekend
While some of us spent this past weekend enjoying the extra day off and attending Memorial Day barbecues, the owners of The W spent the long weekend closing their two-year-old restaurant located at 5001 E. Colfax Ave. Its last day was Sunday, May 24. “With sincere gratitude, we’re announcing the...
Montbello Rec Center closed indefinitely after a shocking youth killing
Days after a 14-year-old was shot and killed at the Montbello Recreation Center, community members met city officials at the neighborhood’s Boys and Girls Club. City officials have long heralded recreation centers as safe spaces for young people – and despite the killing, they maintain that hasn’t changed.
Second Amendment Rights Defended as Denver Gun Owners Push Back Against Local Restrictions
Denver has become a new flashpoint in the national fight over the Second Amendment, as local gun owners and national advocates challenge a web of city and state restrictions. Their pushback comes just as federal officials target Colorado’s firearm rules in court and regulators reconsider how far gun control can go. The
Texas Accountant Indicted, Accused of Stealing $3 Million From Two Colorado Companies
May 22 — A Texas woman who was in charge of the finances of two Colorado-based companies was indicted in early May on suspicion of stealing millions of dollars from those companies and using the money to purchase luxury items. A federal grand jury indicted 41-year-old Emily Katherine Merrill...
Castle Rock’s new I-25 ramps open soon
Northbound ramps at the Crystal Valley interchange are set to open soon, giving southern Castle Rock its long-awaited direct connection to Interstate 25. Why it matters: The interchange will relieve traffic pressure in a rapidly expanding area, and it's a major step for Castle Rock's commercial and residential growth.
‘He lived for his kids’: Family of man who died on Manitou Incline remembers...
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — A man's family is remembering him as a loving father and husband after he died over the weekend while hiking the Manitou Incline. Coral Jogolev said her husband, 48-year-old Nick Jogolev, was a gentle giant, introverted and very smart. But most of all, he was a great dad to their blended family of

















