An ‘influencer’ degree? Colleges bet on content creator major as critics question its value
Arizona State University has launched a new bachelor’s degree in content creation, referred to as an “influencer” degree.
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US military family schools put new emphasis on Western civilization and Christianity
The Department of Defense is introducing a course on Western civilization and Christianity in the schools it operates for military families.
Salida Police Department cancels Flock Safety contract following community pushback
The Salida Police Department is pulling the plug on Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader system, ending a contract with the controversial surveillance company amid mounting community concerns.
Palestinians besieged in West Bank village fear Israeli settlers will seize their homes
The situation highlights broader issues of settler violence in the West Bank, which Israel seized in 1967.
Wife of US soldier is removed from deportation flight and released from federal immigration custody
Maisa Lopes Eliaser, he wife of a US soldier, has been released from federal immigration custody after spending more than a month detained.
Alterra Mountain Co. trimming its corporate workforce, including some in Denver
Alterra Mountain Co. has laid off an undisclosed number of employees this week, less than a month after receiving nearly $11 million in local and state tax incentives to relocate its headquarters to Upper Downtown and expand its workforce.
Colorado corrections officer arrested on alleged child pornography and weapons charges
Gage Vidal Montoya of Trinidad is facing nine felony counts following his arrest Thursday on allegations involving child pornography and weapons.
Colorado weather: Storms and powerful winds set to hit region
Cooler temperatures and rain chances will continue across the region, with Denver bracing for another round of wet weather Friday.
What does an aging population mean for economic growth?
The country’s median age climbed to a record-high 39.4 in 2025.
As federal protections fade, disabled Americans fear a return to institutions
Disability advocates around the country are fighting a surge of federal and state actions.