Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark rate, defying Trump’s demands
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to lift its short-term interest rate for the first time in three years to fight high inflation.
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Colorado’s small but vibrant Cuban food scene aims to serve a taste of home
Authentic Cuban cuisine awaits at Cuba Cuba and Café Tres in Denver; Jama Miami Cuban in Arvada; Cuba Bakery and Cafe in Aurora; Elvira’s Cuban Cuisine in Loveland; and Arelita and Cubaneate in Colorado Springs.
How parents in Boulder rewrote the rules on autism therapy in school
The Boulder Valley School District implemented what is likely the nation’s first — and only — neurodiversity policy. Adopted by the school board in 2024, it commits district schools to using “strategies to affirm a student’s identity, rather than trying to ‘fix’ or ‘cure’ them.” The policy applies to all kids, not just autists.
Mormon church making a move in Aurora after years of holding land
Aurora is becoming the epicenter of new home construction in Colorado, hosting a majority of the largest master planned communities taking shape along the Front Range.
Lincoln Hills was a haven for Black Coloradans. A descendant hopes to help revive the ‘Martha’s Vineyard of the West.’
Advocates and families who frequented the revolutionary Colorado mountain resort say that, as the federal government increasingly targets diversity, equity and inclusion efforts nationwide, teaching people about Lincoln Hills’ history while protecting its future is paramount — and new efforts to do that are underway.
DHS voter probe may break state laws and wrongly implicate US citizens, whistleblower alleges
The anonymous, nearly 30-page disclosure was published Monday by Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York and Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California.
Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot restrictions for now ahead of midterms
The decision allows states to continue sending ballots under existing processes used by nearly one-third of voters.
Today in History: September 15, commuter train plunges into Newark Bay, killing 48
A commuter train headed for New York City plunged into Newark Bay after missing a stop signal and sliding off the open Newark Bay lift bridge, killing 48 people.
McConnell returns to the Senate for the first time since his June hospitalization
The 94-year-old senator has not been to the U.S. Capitol since June 14, when he was hospitalized for a fall in his home.
6 teens to face charges of assault, property damage after ‘takeover’ at Aurora shopping center
Six boys identified as taking part in fights or vandalism during Aurora’s latest “teen takeover” near Del Mar Park in August are expected to face criminal charges, police announced Monday.