Alicia Acuna

This year’s midterms are shaping up to be one of the biggest tests Democrats face with a once reliable sector of the electorate; Latino voters.

While opponents of the long-controversial Keystone XL Pipeline cheered its cancellation by President Biden’s administration, others like Nebraska truck driver Chris Olson shook their heads in dismay.

Some hospitals are getting into real estate. The reason? Cut skyrocketing healthcare costs and improve patients’ prognoses.

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) scientist Gregg Beckham is an avid scuba diver. So he’s seen the problem of plastics in the world’s oceans firsthand.

The record number of 2020 Democratic contenders for U.S. president may be divided on a host of issues, but on marijuana legalization, most find themselves on the same page.

One Colorado sheriff says he’d rather go to jail than enforce a gun-control bill passed by the state legislature, expected to become law.

On Thursday, MillerCoors filed a lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch, which owns Bud Light, for the ads, calling them “false” and “misleading.”

With less than three weeks until the midterm elections, many Americans are still concerned about the integrity of the country’s voting systems. According the Department of Homeland Security, the only system successfully breached by Russian government actors in 2016 was Illinois’ voter registration s…

As early voting gets underway in Arizona, Republicans are finding themselves in a three-way battle with each other over a fight coming this November. The Midterm race to replace retiring U.S. Senator Jeff Flake has two right wing conservatives, possibly weakening each other, and a more moderate candidate whose own supporters worry she may be courting President Trump too much. All of them believe his endorsement would help their campaigns. “That’s his decision. I will never ask him,” said former…

The City of Denver is grappling with a growing homeless problem, and some people blame marijuana legalization for attracting a growing number of drug users now living on the street.

The race to fill Montana’s sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives took a violent turn Wednesday, and a crew from the Fox News Channel witnessed it firsthand.

Retired Air Force pararescueman Josh Vandenbrink had a tough time readjusting after 14 years of service and 21 deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. One day he, somewhat accidentally, launched his own business, Iron Mountain Designs.

Colorado is moving to keep tighter control over its own water supply, rankling drought-stricken western states like California.

Decades after pieces of World War II era history were left to deteriorate in the desert, one aircraft artifact is close to flying again.

Colorado and Washington state have both legalized the use and possession of small amounts of marijuana -- but there is currently no legal way to buy non-medical pot.

Remember Rosie the Riveter? That iconic American woman, arm flexed, with a red scarf wrapped around her hair and a navy-colored work shirt. Rosie was the United States’ call to women all over the country to work in the factories and fill the jobs vacated by men going off to fight in World War II. Today, one of those “Rosie’s” is very much alive and well, and living in Newton, Kansas. Her name is Connie Palacioz and she is 89-years-old. For the past 14 years, this proud Mexican-American woman, mo…

After multiple attempts at learning English, Martha Juarez turned to Spanish-language radio in Denver for help. The Mexican-born Juarez now has the confidence to translate for friends. “I learned English for my daughters and for me, and my job,” says the mother of three, who credits her success to hard work and her kids’ school district, Denver Public Schools (DPS). DPS is in its second year of a partnership with Mexican Americans Thinking Together (MATT), a Texas-based organization that’s dev…

Anyone planning to drive this holiday weekend should know law enforcement agencies across the country are participating in a nationwide crackdown on doing so under the influence. In the Rocky Mountain State, the Colorado Department of Transportation is making sure the Spanish speaking, gadget carrying, public is aware of this too. And to make it even easier, it’s created an app for it, en español. The bilingual ‘Estas Tomado? Calculadora de DUI’ app is free to Android users. So if someone, le…