DOJ election observers headed to Adams County
Colorado changed observer rules earlier this month to remove a DOJ exception.
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Bystander saves out-of-control school bus with students on board in Minnesota
Ebro Ahmed halted a runaway school bus in St. Paul, Minnesota, after the driver experienced a medical emergency.
FBI seeks suspect after possible incendiary device thrown at ICE building in Atlanta
The FBI says an “incendiary device” was thrown at an ICE building in Atlanta and released photos of a suspect.
Country musician John Anderson dead at 71
John Anderson, the Country Hall of Fame musician known for songs like “Swingin’” “Black Sheep” and “Wild and Blue,” has died. He was 71.
Florida police officer arrested, accused of stealing dead man’s identity and taking over his home
Investigators say a Florida police officer posed as friend of a deceased man after a 2022 welfare check, forged his signature and used his identity.
Bow Mar plans construction to gate off public roads in mid-November, despite legal threats from neighboring cities
Both Denver and Littleton remain staunchly opposed to any gating of public roads.
First deaths reported as flu season starts early for 2026
Flu cases are increasing earlier than usual across the U.S., especially on the West Coast, the CDC said.
Democratic candidate for Ohio governor responds to attack ad featuring her estranged mother
Republican Vivek Ramaswamy’s team confirmed that it produced a controversial advertisement featuring the estranged mother of Amy Acton in the Ohio governor’s race.
Denver mild, dry through Friday, Flood Watch in southwestern Colorado
High pressure brings mild dry weather to Denver with above average highs in the 70s. Heavy rain likely southwest Colorado. Flood Watch posted!
Broomfield food pantry sees growing demand as 17% of Coloradans say they can’t afford grocery bill
Broomfield FISH is experiencing a surge in demand as rising housing costs and lost benefits push more people to rely entirely on them.