Abbott Targets Chinese Med Devices in Cyber Crackdown

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered state health agencies to purge cybersecurity risks from Chinese-made medical devices, citing federal warnings of potential spying on patient data. The directive bans specific monitors and expands a prohibited tech list amid escalating U.S.-China tensions. Agencies face an April 17 deadline to comply.

Apr 30

U.S. Mint Greenlights Gold Trump Coin for 250th Anniversary

Apr 30

California's Housing Paradox: Build More, Sell Faster

Apr 30

Santa Cruz's Brutal Math: $81 an Hour to Rent a Two-Bedroom

Apr 30

O'Leary Blasts NYC's Luxury Property Tax as 'Sheer Blind Stupidity'

Apr 30

CU Boulder Bolsters Safety with Locks, App Amid Campus Concerns

University of Colorado Boulder is rolling out emergency locking buttons in 39 large classrooms and a new safety app to protect students amid rising campus worries. These measures lock doors instantly during threats and connect users directly to police. The initiatives aim to create a more secure environment on the Boulder campus.

Apr 30

Colorado Sees Asthma Surge from Southern Rockies Wildfire Smoke

Apr 30

Aurora Police Nab 20-Year-Old in 6 Gas Station Armed Robberies

Apr 30

Colorado Lawmakers Boost Housing Tax Credits to Fight Affordability Crisis

Apr 30

CU Boulder Joins Rural Teacher Push with Scholarships, Mentorship

Apr 30

DOJ Photo Captures Armed Suspect's Chilling Selfie Before WHCD Attack

A mirror selfie of heavily armed suspect Cole Tomas Allen, taken in his Washington Hilton hotel room just before he allegedly tried to assassinate President Trump, has been released by the Justice Department. The image reveals knives, a holster and tools strapped to his body as he prepared to breach security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Federal charges outline a meticulously planned assault thwarted by quick-acting law enforcement.

Apr 30

GOP Blueprint Targets End to Historic DHS Shutdown Crisis

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