3 more Fort Carson soldiers killed in Afghanistan
The Defense Department has announced that three Fort Carson soldiers were killed in an attack by insurgents in Afghanistan.
Coffman, Perlmutter introduce Resolution to help Small Businesses and Community Banks
Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Aurora) and Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-Golden) have introduced a resolution in the U.S. House of Representatives drawing attention to the need for lawmakers to help reconcile the conflicting messages community-based financial institutions are receiving from elected officials and regulators.
Desperate metaphors, revenue models, and the need for better journalism
Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post, takes a look at Rupert Murdoch’s increasingly bellicose war against new media sites that aggregate the news, the increasingly desperate revenue models being discussed for online news, and what, in fact, needs to be done to ensure that journalism will not only survive, but thrive.
Honor to Fort Carson’s fallen
A somber service at Fort Carson on Wednesday honored eight soldiers from the post’s 4th Infantry Division who were killed in an Oct. 3 battle. Another service later will honor seven soldiers from the 4th Engineer Battalion who were killed in three incidents.
ProPublica: Jumping the Fort Hood gunman
This wolfpack approach to reporting almost invariably produces stories that lack context, which is hardly surprising.
Police officer’s quick action stopped Fort Hood attacker
A civilian police officer who shot the Fort Hood gunman four times during his bloody rampage stopped the attacker cold, a U.S. Army official said Friday.
12 killed, 31 injured in Fort Hood shooting rampage
A shooting rampage Thursday afternoon at the Army’s Fort Hood in Texas killed 11 and wounded 31 before the gunman was killed and two suspects taken into custody.
Did you remember to set your clocks back an hour?
From Mountain Daylight time to Mountain Standard Time, it’s that time again to fall back an hour.
