Eviction notices. Vehicle repossessions. Empty refrigerators and overdrawn bank accounts. According to union leaders and federal officials, these are among the financial strains Transportation Securit...

Santa Fe, N.M. – A steady stream of testimony and evidence has been presented in a New Mexico case that explores what social media conglomerate Meta knew about the effects of its platforms on children...

When negotiating, it is usually advantageous to avoid making the first offer. Similarly, in chess, sometimes it is best not to have the move and instead give your opponent an extra move. The phrase fo...

Colorado has historically valued independence, controlled spending, and respect for limits on government. As Senate Minority Leader, let me be clear: Our state is drifting from these principles, and t...

Do you remember Ronald Reagan's “Trickle Down Theory?” The concept promised broad economic benefit, but in practice it only benefited the wealthy and never reached the middle class or the poor. That m...

PHOENIX – Two of California’s top lawmakers said Thursday they want to rename César Chavez Day after stunning abuse allegations against the revered labor leader. Political leaders in states and cities...

Republican delegates will vote in contested races Saturday at the Montezuma County Assembly, a pivotal step in determining which GOP candidates move to the June primary ballot. After speeches are deli...

The Farmington Police Department has identified a man fatally shot by officers on Hines Road on March 10. Leon Quintana, 27, was the subject of a police investigation into an alleged domestic violence...

A second of three men badly beaten during assaults at Veterans Park last summer has died. In court Thursday, prosecutors said the death could reshape the charges against Robert Salt. Anthony Hill, 56,...

Two bills calling for stricter responses by social media companies to credible threat posts are making their way through Colorado’s legislative process in an effort to decrease rising rates of gun vio...