Job Fair
National Career Fairs is holding a job fair in Denver on Tuesday, November 19 at Doubletree Hotel Denver, 3203 Quebec St. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, visit nationalcareerfairs.com/Denver.
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National Career Fairs is holding a job fair in Denver on Tuesday, November 19 at Doubletree Hotel Denver, 3203 Quebec St. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, visit nationalcareerfairs.com/Denver.
Voters around Colorado dropped off ballots on Tuesday in the first-ever statewide mail ballot only election.
Seattle attorney Kurt Boehl is happy to think he's contributing to the success of Washington's grand experiment in regulating marijuana by advising his clients on how to navigate the industry's legal complexities.
A special state legislative panel is holding its first meeting to study responses to the catastrophic Colorado floods in September.
A judge has rejected a lawsuit seeking separate vote-counting in local elections with residency deadlines that differ from the ones set in a new Colorado law.
A ballot measure being voted on that would limit oil and gas hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in Fort Collins, Boulder, Lafayette and Broomfield may automatically trigger a massive lawsuit from the state.
The Transportation Security Administration says travelers are likely to see more security measures at local airports across the country.
A ballot issue getting national attention is a proposal by 11 counties to secede from Colorado and form a new state. The question on the ballot asks if those county commissioners should make a case to the state Legislature for secession.
We are heading into cold and flu season and there have been more than a thousand cases of whooping cough so far this year.
Drivers in Boulder are now required to back into angled parking spots on a stretch of University between 17th Street and Broadway. Officials say it's helping to make the street safer.
A school district in Colorado's high country is asking voters to pay more in Tuesday's election so every student can have an iPad.
The Denver Zoo is anxiously waiting to find out if they are expecting a baby polar bear, and they are counting on a beagle to make the diagnosis.
Monday's opening of Highway 36 following flood repairs was welcome news to many, but it has some Jefferson County residents feeling like officials are playing favorites with the priorities for the recovery.
Marijuana's journey in legalization takes another step in Colorado when voters decide Tuesday whether to tax it more for the sake of schools and enforcement.
Colorado voters were deciding on a major change to how public schools are funded Tuesday. A ballot measure asked voters to hike income taxes by about $1 billion a year in exchange for a raft of education upgrades.
