Democrats take control of University of Colorado Board of Regent, but the board's goals remain focused on students

Three new members will begin their terms on the University of Colorado's Board of Regents, following the 2020 General Election. But the political makeup of the board will look different for the first time in over 40 years as the…

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THE WOLVES ARE BACK, and it's official now, as both supporters and opponents called the ballot initiative done with 90% of the vote reported. It was easily the closest vote for a Colorado statewide ballot initiative in 2020. Proposition 114 has been debated for more than a year. Before the results rolled out today, we printed this: the perspective of a Montrose rancher who sees the wolves as a threat to ranching and to public safety. U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree selected We will have coverage of the event today — and in tomorrow's paper — as the Christmas Tree for the lawn of the U.S. Capitol in Washington will be cut down shortly. The GMUG provided the tree last year as well. National Men Make Dinner Day In case you were wondering, it's the turn for hubby (or son, or grandpa, or uncle, etc.) to make dinner tonight. It's a real thing. And no barbecuing is allowed (that doesn't seem fair). Some other rules are that the man must do the grocery shopping, use more than four ingredients and cook using at least one cooking utensil other than a fork... Whichever woman made this an unofficial holiday must have really needed a night off.

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Democrats take control of University of Colorado Board of Regent, but the board's goals remain focused on students Three new members will begin their terms on the University of Colorado's Board of Regents, following the 2020 General Election. But the political makeup of the board will look different for the first time in over 40 years as the… Read More Democrats reel after losses, setbacks in Congress WASHINGTON — Tuesday's election was a disaster for congressional Democrats, who were expected to pick up nearly a dozen GOP seats in the House but instead lost races while also failing to flip Senate seats held by vulnerable Republicans. Read More Ghost Rider in the Sky: Rancher Nick Gray posthumously nominated to the Colorado Ag Hall of Fame Cimarron rancher recognized. Read More

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