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The dispute over a $25,000 report commissioned by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office now centers on whether the document can be located and who was responsible for keeping it. Eight months after a Denver nonprofit requested the report on staff turnover, the office has not produced it, and the consultant who prepared the work has demanded legal immunity before discussing what happened to it.

The Meridian City Council has unanimously approved rezoning about 12 acres at the northwest corner of Ten Mile and Franklin roads, clearing a path for a new commercial development on land owned by Ten Mile Christian Church. The council also modified an existing development agreement covering roughly 5 acres of the same property. A conceptual plan calls for more than 52,000 square feet of office and commercial space, though no tenants have signed leases and construction remains at least a year aw

The Treasure Valley’s restaurant and bar landscape is shifting fast, with new arrivals in Meridian and some familiar names going dark. Here’s what we covered on the food-and-drink scene this past week. Crave Kitchen & Bar, the Eagle hot spot that opened in 2020, is headed to Meridian’s Ten Mile Crossing development in a roughly 8,000-square-foot space in front of Scheels, with a target opening of fall 2027 and more than 100 new jobs expected. Korean bakery café chain Paris Baguette made its Idah

The rain may have been pouring down on Boise on Saturday night, but even the cold and dreary weather couldn’t keep many Boise State fans away from Kellen Moore’s statue unveiling. Thousands of fans braved the elements at halftime of Boise State’s Pac-12 conference game against Texas State to watch the unveiling of Moore’s 11-foot bronze statue on The Blue. The statue, which will eventually sit at the northwest corner of Albertsons Stadium, was wheeled out onto the edge of The Blue under a plasti

Broncos edge Texas State in Pac-12 After Dark classic, 46-45

Albuquerque police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened Saturday near Tennessee Street, with officials saying no officers were hurt but offering few other confirmed details about what unfolded. The incident has been reported as occurring sometime before 5 p.m., in the area near Tennessee Street between Copper Avenue and Chico Road.

A New Mexico man driving a stolen Jeep led sheriff’s deputies on a dangerous pursuit through Albuquerque after allegedly crashing into a gas station, ramming a patrol vehicle and speeding through oncoming traffic at up to 90 miles per hour.

DENVER (KDVR) — Halloween night sees an increase in car crashes, particularly those involving alcohol, according to a new study. A national data analysis company found that crashes on Halloween spike by an average of 18% compared to a typical day on the road. According to 1Point21 Interactive, a...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Austin Brawley came up clutch when the New Mexico Lobos needed him most. With San José State threatening to score a potential game-winning touchdown in the final seconds, Brawley came away with an interception to seal a 21-16 UNM victory and give the Lobos their first win in San Jose in 57 […]

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Feel like fall has not started yet, despite what you are seeing on the calendar?. Well, there is a reason for that. Kansas City had the seventh warmest October on record, and the warmest since 1963, according to the FOX4 Weather team. Through Friday, it...