District 51 teachers express anger and dismay at School Board’s rush towards closing schools
Some District 51 teachers are saying they feel blindsided, abandoned and upset by the School Board’s odd headlong rush towards closing three traditional schools this ...
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City cancels meeting about homelessness, out of apparent concern the homeless would attend
After hosting two internal planning meetings and circulating emails (pdf) in which Grand Junction Community Development personnel warned the City faces a “really big surge” ...
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Tina Peters tries to con someone out of a parking pass so she can park illegally at the state Capitol — and it wasn’t just anyone
Heidi Hess was at the state Capitol for lobby day February 13 when she was approached in a parking area by none other than former ...
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Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall attends State of the Union speech with an insurrection supporter
Colorado Mesa University President John Marshall attended President Biden’s 2023 State of the Union speech in Washington, D.C. on February 7 at the invitation of ...
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Second criminal investigator brought in to help with Red Rock investigations
The Colorado Department of Revenue’s Auto Industry Division (AID) has assigned a second criminal investigator to help the with the Red Rock dealership cases. The ...
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State Sen. Janice Rich (R) introduces bill to require CPR training in High Schools
State Senator Janice Rich (R) is doing something we haven’t seen in years from our elected state Senator: Introducing thoughtful, beneficial, bipartisan legislation that can ...
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