A spectacular and rare display of the Northern Lights was seen all over Colorado and the U.S. this week – the strongest showing in 20 years. We're taking it as a sign of light from the universe. Hey, it's all we got right now.
The longest government shutdown in history is poised to end this week, hopefully unsnarling SNAP benefits and flight cancellations just in time for the holidays. Not that we're going anywhere, or even having holidays with $3,000 monthly insurance premiums.
Hey, don't look now, but both the Avs and the Broncos are in first place in their divisions. Whoda thunk?
From the looks of it, Trump has turned the White House into some sort of Beverly Hillbillies Hall of Versailles. We haven't seen that much tacky faux gold since "Dynasty" in the '80s.
Colorado River negotiators failed to reach an agreement by the federally imposed Nov. 11 deadline, meaning the feds will release their own draft plan starting in 2026. Given that most of them probably don't even know where the Colorado River is, this can't be good.
RIP American penny, which ceased being minted on Wednesday. What to do with that giant change jar now?
