Denver firefighters were first in the chute for contract negotiations, agreeing to $6 million in cuts over the next three years and setting the tone for the other two public safety unions that will begin negotiating. »
A credit-scoring bill that died in a House committee inspired dueling press releases from the Republican majority and the Democratic minority. »
Editor’s note: Throughout this election season, we will be regularly analyzing campaign claims via our political polygraph. The recent prediction that Americans will experience heavy political advertising this election cycle is already proving to be tr... »
Saturday, February 11, 2012 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM -- The office of U.S. Senator Mark Udall invites you to attend a Veterans' Resource Forum on Saturday, February 11, 2012, in Aurora. Learn from the Department of Veterans Affairs and other experts about gen... »
On Wednesday, December 21, Jimmy Sengenberger filled in for Amy Oliver on 1310 KFKA’s The Amy Oliver Show.If you are interested in the North Korea shakeup, you will not want to miss Hour Two of the show. In a must-hear interview, ... »
A team of leading archaeologists announced Monday they had uncovered the remains of an ancient job-creating race that, at the peak of its civilization, may have provided occupations for hundreds of thousands of humans in the American Northeast and Midw... »
Metro Denver's unemployment rate stood at 8.2 percent in March, down from 8.8 percent in the same month of 2011, according to raw, unadjusted county jobs data released Friday by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The 8.2 percent rate is f... »
