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Missing senior alerts issued across three states
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Authorities issued alerts for three missing older women: 85-year-old Mary Dickerson in Hohenwald, Tennessee, whose medical condition may hinder her ability to return home; 74-year-old Maria Cabrera in northwest Bakersfield, California; and 95-year-old Shirley Wesley, last seen near Cañon City, Colorado, who has a cognitive disorder. Anyone with information is urged to contact local authorities or emergency services.
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Cities Propose 2027 Budgets With Spending Shifts
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Cities are advancing proposed 2027 budgets amid differing financial pressures: Beaver Dam’s $25.26 million plan funds an additional police officer and infrastructure while accounting for higher labor costs and utility-rate increases, while Evanston previewed proposed tax hikes and spending shifts. Colorado Springs, buoyed by stronger-than-expected sales-tax revenue, proposes restoring furlough-affected pay and park-bathroom funding while increasing support for police, fire services and pothole repairs; its budget remains subject to council approval.
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Biggs, Hourihan Clash in Arizona Governor Debate
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Arizona’s governor’s race featured Republican Andy Biggs and No Labels candidate Teri Hourihan clashing over water, Medicaid and Biggs’ record, including Hourihan’s accusation that he failed to protect children in Colorado City, which he called an outrageous lie. Biggs has called water his top campaign issue and touted underground reserves, while running mate Sine Kerr described federal Medicaid changes as reforms despite estimates that hundreds of thousands of Arizonans could lose coverage.
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‘I Knew They Were Here’: Colorado Councilwoman Who Revealed Aurora Takeover Reacts To TdA Takedown
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— Aug 19, 2025
An Aurora, Colorado, city councilwoman said Tuesday she feels “sad” despite being vindicated after blowing the whistle on activities of the Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) in her city. The U.S. Attorney for…
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The Environmental Case for Thorium Is Real. The Commercial Fleet Isn’t.
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US City Cooks Up Insane New Idea, Bans New Gas Stations to Fight Climate Change
Opinion
— Mar 23, 2023
City councilors in the Democratic Party stronghold of Louisville, Colorado, voted this week to set a limit on the number of gas stations in the city. While the rest of the world will continue to drill for, refine and…
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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‘Crisis Levels’: How Dem-Backed Law Turned Deep Blue City Into Haven For Young Criminals
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— Aug 22, 2024
Aurora, Colorado, residents are suffering from skyrocketing juvenile violent crime as a 2021 state law restricting juvenile detention allows violent teenagers to be released from jail, according to CBS Colorado…
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Republican Candidate Beats Lib Mayor by a Landslide in Dem Stronghold
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— Jan 25, 2024
The race for mayor in liberal Pueblo, Colorado, was turned upside down Tuesday when a Republican member of the city council ran for mayor and won. Back in November 2022, city council president and owner of Graham’s…
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Colorado Town Aiming To Boost Police Force By $10 Million As It Battles Tren De Aragua Gang
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— Sep 26, 2024
Leaders in Aurora, Colorado, are looking to boost funding of its police force by roughly $10 million as reports of local Tren de Aragua activity continue to make national headlines. The City of Aurora’s proposed 2025…
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Dem-Run Sanctuary City Quietly Sending Illegal Immigrants To Red State
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— Jun 15, 2024
The self-described sanctuary city of Denver, Colorado is quietly paying for illegal immigrants to travel to Utah, according to Republican Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox. Without the approval or advance knowledge of local…
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Minnesota Plays Victim Card As Trump Admin May Turn Off Medicaid Spigot Amid Fraud Probe
Minnesota public officials are preparing for the Trump administration to pull hundreds of millions in federal funding from the state which has been marred by a massive healthcare fraud scandal in recent months.
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Blue City Leaders Ignored Warnings As Venezuelan Gangsters Terrorized Residents
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— Oct 25, 2024
A Colorado town quickly shot onto the national stage after footage of armed men storming an apartment went viral, but outspoken locals say that Venezuelan gang activity isn’t new and city officials spent months ignoring…
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Trump Admin Drops Hammer On Blue State’s Biggest City Over Gun Ban
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— May 5, 2026
The Department of Justice announced Tuesday it was suing Denver, Colorado, over a ban on modern semiautomatic firearms, citing its inclusion of the AR-15. Denver passed the ban in 1989 , shortly after a gunman with a…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Democratic Governor Of State Impacted By Venezuelan Gangs Claims Party Should Have ‘Huge’ Advantage On Border
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— Sep 22, 2024
Democratic Gov. Jared Polis of Colorado claimed Sunday that the city of Aurora “turned the corner” regarding crime, despite reports of a Venezuelan gang taking over an apartment complex, and said that Democrats should…
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Nurses Fight Back Against Anti-Lockdown Protests Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Reporting
— Apr 20, 2020
A viral video of Denver, Colorado, healthcare workers pushing back against anti-lockdown protestors is circulating on social media. News reports have revealed protesters in multiple cities blocking traffic to try and…
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Colorado ‘Incorrectly Sent’ Voter Registration Notices to 30,000 Noncitizens
Reporting
— Oct 11, 2022
Roughly 30,000 non-U.S. citizens who reside in the state of Colorado were sent postcards on how they could register to vote by the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office. The office said it is currently attempting to…
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‘It’s Time For Ukraine To Get A New President’: Trump Signals End Of Patience With Zelenskyy As War Stretches On
Spencer Lombardo · 4 min · 14h
Girls Host Lemonade Stand to Raise Money for Family of Fallen Police Officer: 'What if That Was My Dad?'
Reporting
— Jul 10, 2021
When 9-year-old Scarlett Reust and 10-year-old Addyson Elliott of Commerce City, Colorado, heard about a local tragedy, they wanted to do something to help. Husband , father and Arvada Police Officer Gordon Beesley was…
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Support Trump vs Support Democrats
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Every executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.
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First Gun Taken After New ‘Red Flag’ Law in Colorado Goes Into Effect
Reporting
— Jan 8, 2020
Colorado seized its first firearm from a citizen just one day after the new “red flag” law went into effect. Denver police used the law to keep a gun they had already confiscated from a Colorado man accused of beating…
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National Park Service to Waive Fees at Select Sites September 17
Travel
— Sep 8, 2026
Across cities and countries, parks are being positioned as major attractions—from San Francisco’s 1,017-acre, museum‑studded spaces to Colorado Springs’ Garden of the Gods—highlighting the breadth of experiences parks offer beyond simple recreation. At the national and regional levels, several parks are easing access with no reservation needs or fee-free days, including a nationwide free-entry event on September 17, while South African and other regional programs promote temporary free access windows to encourage outdoor exploration.
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