Eagles Soar Past Lady Spartans
The Berthoud High girls basketball team lost in the opening game of the Berthoud Tournament to the Thompson Valley Eagles 49-40 on Wednesday afternoon.
Multi-million multi-state settlement with Wells Fargo to resolve bid-rigging allegations
As a part of the settlement, Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $54.5 million that will be used to reimburse certain government and nonprofit organizations across the United States
Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) today announced the initial steps in a formal planning process to evaluate greater sage-grouse conservation measures in land…
Gardner to Labor Secretary: Abandon new rules
The proposed revisions would prohibit children on farms from participating in a variety of activities including operating a tractor, applying pesticides and working with livestock.
Bye-Bye- Barney
with the help of Chris Dodd, has managed almost single-handedly to bring on the 21st Century Great Depression
Udall Advocates Presidential Recess Appointment for CFPB Director
Says Consumers Suffer While Watchdog Agency is Without Leader
Gardner Again Votes To Block Middle Class Tax Cut
Gardner (CO-04) voted for a third time to let House Republicans leave Washington for their holiday vacation without voting to extend the $1,000 payroll tax for 2.5 million Colorado families
Coffman Statement on Support of STOCK Act
“I am co-sponsoring the STOCK Act because I strongly believe it’s important that members of Congress and their staff are subject to the same standards,
Tipton Votes to Protect Rural Jobs
H.R. 1633 seeks to protect family farmers and ranchers, and other small rural businesses from potential new federal dust regulations.