Colorado black ICU nurse wins $20 million after being arrested for a 93-yo patient’s death. She takes the hospital to court: ‘racial discrimination’ It took years for her to get here We Got This Covered · Sep 14
In 1977, Jack Nicholson bought a 70-acre Malibu ranch; decades later, the property sold for $3.5 million, with trails and equestrian facilities and a pool Jack Nicholson has been associated with several distinctive properties, including an expansive Malibu Beach ranch and a historic Victorian home in Aspen, Colorado. His Malibu property sold in September 2011 for just under $3.5 million and featured a lighted tennis court, putting green, swimming pool, and grotto-style spa. Nicholson also… The Economic Times · Sep 12
Colorado Motorcycle Instructor And Veteran Is Fighting To Stop Oil and Gas Leasing, And More Of Us Need To Do The Same Mandatory oil and gas leasing could affect up to 400,000 acres of public land in Colorado, but motorcycle instructor and Desert Storm veteran Joel Mayne, is fighting to protect the places he and all of us love. RideApart · Sep 11
In 2005, Ricky Schroder bought a 30-acre Topanga ranch with organic gardens and orchards; 14 years later, the estate sold for $9.3 million after a long family stay there Actor Ricky Schroder and his wife, designer-entrepreneur Andrea Schroder, have sold their longtime Topanga ranch for $9.3 million, records show. The equestrian compound consists of three parcels totaling close to 30 acres and includes a Spanish-style main house, guest house, organic gardens, orchards, trails, a barn, and riding ring. The… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Who Is Nathan Lacy? The Man Bella Hadid Keeps Getting Spotted With Amid Dating Questions Bella Hadid's repeated sightings with Nathan Lacy fuel dating questions. Here's what to know about the Colorado local and their reported connection International Business Times UK · Sep 10
Who Is Yvonne 'Missy' Woods? Ex-Colorado DNA Analyst Jailed for 10 Years After Mishandling 1,045 Criminal Cases Former Colorado DNA analyst Yvonne 'Missy' Woods was sentenced to 10 years after a forensic data scandal affected 1,045 criminal cases. International Business Times UK · Sep 9
Voters in six states to decide eight income or wealth tax ballot measures in 2026 In 2026, voters in six states will decide—or have already decided—nine statewide ballot measures related to income or wealth taxes. On August 4, voters defeated Missouri Amendment 5, which would have required reductions in the individual income tax until the tax was eliminated in the state. The remaining eight measures… Ballotpedia · Sep 9
Colorado man challenges drilling rights beneath his mountain as 400,000 acres head to lease sales A Colorado landowner and Desert Storm veteran is continuing his legal fight against oil and gas drilling rights beneath Baker’s Peak after the Bureau of Land Management rejected his protest. His appeal comes as the BLM prepares to offer more than 400,000 acres of Colorado land for drilling across six… The Times of India · Sep 9
Colorado family protects 684-acre ranch after 90 years; old cabin was ranger post After more than 90 years of family stewardship, Colorado’s 684-acre Ute Ranch has gained permanent protection through a donated conservation easement. The historic working ranch will remain privately owned and continue supporting agriculture, wildlife and water resources while preserving its historic buildings and landscape for future generations. The Times of India · Sep 9
Two multi-county transit districts—in California and Colorado—will decide on sales tax measures to fund public transportation projects in November Voters in two metropolitan areas will decide ballot measures to levy sales taxes to fund multicounty public transportation systems on Nov. 3, 2026. Ballotpedia · Sep 9
Judge increases bond to $10M for Colorado man charged with killing his wife A judge has increased bond for a Colorado man charged with killing his wife from $3 million to $10 million The Independent UK · Sep 8
Former Colorado crime analyst gets 10-year prison sentence for manipulating DNA data A judge has sentenced a former forensic analyst for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to 10 years in prison after prosecutors said she manipulated and omitted data to speed up her work The Independent UK · Sep 8
Inside the deadly summer of human-bear conflicts sweeping across the American West Wildlife officials in the Rocky Mountain region are reporting far more trouble than usual between black bears and people this summer The Independent UK · Sep 8
Father calls on public to help find mother on the run in the UK with their sons Nishika Samaratunga abducted her sons in March, in breach of a court order, and has not been heard from since. Evening Standard · Sep 8
The Economic Times · Sep 7 In 2011, Colorado linked 90% of Lower Gunnison River selenium pollution to farming. 11 years later, farm work cut selenium by 50%, helping the river meet standards today For years, selenium from irrigated farmland posed a challenge for Colorado’s Lower Gunnison River. Irrigation can mobilize naturally occurring selenium from shale-rich soils and carry it into waterways. Efforts to improve irrigation and reduce selenium runoff began changing that picture. By 2019, the river’s selenium load at Whitewater had fallen…
International Business Times UK · Sep 7 US Citizen Deported to Mexico Finally Returns Home After Nearly Five Months in Immigration Nightmare Brian García, a US citizen deported to Mexico, returns after five months following a legal battle proving his Denver birth.
We Got This Covered · Sep 7 Soldiers at Colorado US Army base allegedly forced to sleep in parking lot after aircon failure, thermostat reportedly hits 120°F in room "I sweat going to sleep, sweat waking up, sweat getting changed. Go to work. Sweat. I'm back. Sweat. Go to the gym. Sweat.
Latin Times · Sep 5 'Cat in the Hat' School Scare, Explained: What's Fake, What's a Felony, and What's Still Unclear An Irish AI hoax has spread to 12 U.S. states, with 10+ minors arrested or detained over fake 'Cat in the Hat' school threats. Here's what's verified.
The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 5 States Where Credit Card Borrowing Is Growing, And Why Credit card borrowing is picking up in several states, but the story looks very different depending on where people live. Arkansas, Colorado, Nevada, Hawaii, and Connecticut all posted notable increases in average credit card balances between the first quarters of 2025 and 2026, according to LendingTree data.
The Economic Times · Sep 5 In 2011, Colorado reused 134,000 tons of old asphalt in highway mixes; CDOT estimated the recycled material saved the state about $1.6 million Colorado's innovative approach to roadway construction has resulted in significant savings, repurposing old asphalt in new projects. By embracing recycled materials, the state decreases reliance on virgin aggregates, showcasing a commitment to sustainable infrastructure. Research from federal agencies indicates that recycled asphalt maintains quality comparable to new materials, ultimately benefiting…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 5 A Long Winter review – hope, desire and subversion in Andrew Haigh’s beautiful winter western In a remote Colorado farmstead, a family with a mother gone missing finds a strange buoyancy and freedom as they wait for the snows to melt
The Independent UK · Sep 4 Colorado man who was free on bond in wife's alleged killing is jailed after hit-and-run A Colorado man who had been free on $3 million bond in his wife's death has been arrested after prosecutors allege he got in a hit-and-run crash with two vehicles in Denver
Ballotpedia · Sep 4 Weekly Brew: September 4, 2026 Each week, The Weekly Brew brings you a collection of the most viewed stories from The Daily Brew, condensed. Here are the top stories from the week of August 31 - September 4.
The Economic Times · Sep 4 In 1969, Malcolm Forbes bought Trinchera and Blanca ranches in Colorado. His family later legally protected them from future development. Today, the 172,000-acre estate is one of America's largest protected ranches In a remarkable act of environmental stewardship, a family in Colorado has secured the long-term protection of 80,000 acres of Trinchera Ranch via a conservation easement. This legal measure effectively bars any future subdivision or industrial development, ensuring the land remains untouched. The property was sold in 2007 to Louis…
Everybody Loves Your Money · Sep 4 10 States Where New Mortgage Lending Has Changed Mortgage lending looks different in several states after a wave of new laws and regulations changed how lenders can market loans, handle borrower information, and operate in the housing market. The changes do not create a single new mortgage rulebook, either, which means a borrower in one state may encounter…