Colorado strip clubs persistently steal wages from their workers, dancers say: “We have to pay to work”
Dancers told The Denver Post they feel pressured to illegally share tips with managers for fear of retaliation or termination.
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Asking Eric: Brother-in-law gets aggressive about inheritance split
"If he knows we are talking, he butts into our conversation or takes her phone away to make his demand again."
Crime and Public Safety
Judge dismisses excessive-force lawsuit against Colorado Springs officer
The man, Jacob Root, sued officer Robert Comstock two years after the incident in which Root ran from police after he was spotted inside a stolen car.
Weather
Colorado weather: Road closures, air quality alerts caused by strong winds lashing Eastern Plains
Colorado State Patrol warned of "zero visibility due to high winds and blowing dirt" across the southeastern plains.
Education
CU Colorado Springs among universities under federal investigation as part of Trump’s anti-DEI campaign
“Students must be assessed according to merit and accomplishment, not prejudged by the color of...
Environment
Suncor plans to take down a 100-foot flare stack in project to upgrade Commerce City refinery
The $16 million project is scheduled to start later this year, pending approval from the...
Health
Trump administration withdraws CDC director nomination just before Senate hearing
Sen. Lisa Murkowski had concerns about Weldon's vaccine skepticism.
Politics
Colorado Democrats have harnessed town hall politics before — will it work against Rep. Gabe Evans?
Colorado Democrats want to pressure Republicans like freshman U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans into hosting town...
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Goodbye, Sears: Joblon and partners beginning work on Cherry Lane in Cherry Creek
The shuttered Sears in Cherry Creek is about to come down -- and that’s just...