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This Day in History: Mission San Antonio de Valero Established

This Day in History: Mission San Antonio de Valero Established

The Alamo Mission in San Antonio, Texas, is more than just a historical site; it is a powerful symbol of courage and resistance. Its legacy has per...

Man suspected of plotting attack on Dutch princesses to appear in court

Man suspected of plotting attack on Dutch princesses to appear in court

Prosecutors say a 33-year-old man will appear in court next week after he was detained on suspicion of plotting an attack on two Dutch princesses

This Day in History: ‘Will Rogers Follies’ Creative Team Shined

This Day in History: ‘Will Rogers Follies’ Creative Team Shined

The Will Rogers Follies, a celebrated Broadway musical, owes much of its success to the talented creative team that brought it to life. Directed an...

Governor Stitt Signs Bill to Establish Oklahoma Dream Accounts for Children's Financial Future

Governor Stitt Signs Bill to Establish Oklahoma Dream Accounts for Children's Financial Future

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma has signed House Bill 4071, known as the Oklahoma Dream Accounts Investment Program Act. This legislation aims to provide a financial boost to every eligible child in Oklahoma by contributing $250 to their Trump Accounts. The initiative builds on President Trump's federal program, which offers at least $1,000 in seed money to children born within a specific timeframe. The combined state and federal contributions are intended to help children, upon reaching adulthood, with expenses such as buying a home, starting a business, or pursuing higher education. The bill was supported by key state legislators, including Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton and Senate Appropriations Chairman Chuck Hall, who emphasized the importance of early financial planning for children's futures.

Thousands of Coloradans to Lose SNAP Benefits Due to New Federal Eligibility Rules

Thousands of Coloradans to Lose SNAP Benefits Due to New Federal Eligibility Rules

Approximately 9,000 residents of Colorado are set to lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits starting May 1, as new federal eligibility rules take effect. The changes are part of broader federal adjustments aimed at tightening eligibility criteria for SNAP benefits. The loss of benefits is expected to impact low-income individuals and families who rely on SNAP for food assistance. State and local agencies are working to inform affected individuals and provide resources to help them navigate the changes.

Nationwide May Day Protests Target Trump Administration Policies and Economic Inequality

Nationwide May Day Protests Target Trump Administration Policies and Economic Inequality

On May Day, protests are planned across the United States, with organizers calling for a boycott of work, school, and shopping to protest the Trump administration's policies and perceived economic inequality. The 'May Day Strong' events are part of a broader movement against what activists describe as a billionaire takeover of government. The National Education Association and other labor unions are key organizers, advocating for workers' rights and increased funding for public services. The protests are expected to draw significant participation from various cities, including Boston, San Francisco, and New York City.

Iran Accelerates Missile Retrieval Amidst U.S. Tensions, Trump Considers Response

Iran Accelerates Missile Retrieval Amidst U.S. Tensions, Trump Considers Response

Iran is reportedly accelerating efforts to retrieve missiles and munitions buried during a ceasefire with the U.S. and Israel. This development comes as President Trump weighs potential military responses. According to NBC News, Iran's actions are seen as a strategic move to bolster its defense capabilities amidst ongoing tensions. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has indicated awareness of Iran's military movements. The situation is part of a broader geopolitical conflict involving Iran's missile capabilities and its strategic positioning in the region.

Renowned German Artist Georg Baselitz Passes Away at 88

Renowned German Artist Georg Baselitz Passes Away at 88

Georg Baselitz, a prominent German artist known for his innovative approach to figurative painting, has died at the age of 88. Baselitz was celebrated for his unique style, which often involved inverting his subjects to challenge traditional representations. His career spanned over six decades, during which he became a leading figure in post-war German art. Baselitz's work was characterized by its bold, expressive forms and its exploration of themes related to German history and identity. His passing comes just before a major exhibition of his latest works at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini, coinciding with the Venice Biennale.

Misidentified Mushrooms Linked to ALS Cases in French Alps

Misidentified Mushrooms Linked to ALS Cases in French Alps

A recent study has linked the consumption of wild false morel mushrooms to a cluster of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) cases in the French Alps. Researchers discovered measurable levels of poison in these mushrooms, which were consumed by patients before being diagnosed with ALS. The study, led by Dr. Emmeline Lagrange from Grenoble Alpes University Hospital, traced patient histories and mushroom specimens from Montchavin, a village in southeastern France. The findings suggest a potential environmental risk factor for ALS, a rare and fatal nerve disease. Although the study does not conclusively prove that the mushrooms caused the illness, it highlights the need for caution in mushroom foraging and consumption.

Colorado's Legislative Efforts to Limit Data Collection Defeated by Police Opposition

Colorado's Legislative Efforts to Limit Data Collection Defeated by Police Opposition

Two bipartisan bills in Colorado aimed at restricting warrantless access to citizens' data by state agencies have been defeated due to strong opposition from law enforcement groups and a veto threat from Governor Jared Polis. Senate Bill 70 sought to limit government access to data collected by license plate-reading cameras, while House Bill 1037 aimed to prevent law enforcement from accessing personal data from third-party brokers without a warrant. Despite support from diverse advocacy groups, including Rocky Mountain Gun Owners and progressive civil rights organizations, the bills faced significant resistance from police associations, which argued that the measures would hinder crime investigations. The defeat of these bills reflects ongoing concerns about privacy and data collection practices in the state.

CBS Colorado's Sarah Horbacewicz Partners with Boulder K9s for Charity Golf Tournament

CBS Colorado's Sarah Horbacewicz Partners with Boulder K9s for Charity Golf Tournament

Sarah Horbacewicz from CBS Colorado has teamed up with Boulder K9s to announce the K9 Guardians on the Green charity golf tournament. This event aims to raise funds and awareness for the Boulder K9s, a group dedicated to supporting K9 units in the area. The tournament is expected to draw participants from across the region, offering a day of golf and community engagement. The collaboration highlights the ongoing efforts to support law enforcement and their canine partners, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in such initiatives.

California Congressman Criticizes State's Energy Policies Amid Rising Gas Prices

California Congressman Criticizes State's Energy Policies Amid Rising Gas Prices

Representative Ken Calvert of California has criticized the state's energy policies, attributing them to the rising gas prices that are affecting residents. In a resolution introduced in Congress, Calvert labeled California's energy approach as detrimental to both the economy and national security. He argues that the state's policies have led to increased reliance on foreign oil, higher costs for consumers, and potential vulnerabilities. Calvert highlights that Californians are paying significantly more per gallon due to state taxes, climate programs, and regulatory costs. The congressman warns that these policies are offshoring jobs and economic opportunities, making the state less energy independent.

Media Coverage of Climate Change Declines Amidst Other Global Crises

Media Coverage of Climate Change Declines Amidst Other Global Crises

Recent reports indicate a significant decline in media coverage of climate change, despite scientific consensus that the Earth is experiencing unprecedented warming. This trend has been attributed to the overwhelming focus on other pressing global issues, such as the political dynamics of the Trump administration and international conflicts. Data from the University of Colorado Boulder's Media and Climate Change Observatory shows a 38 percent drop in global news coverage of climate change since its peak in 2021. The reduction in coverage is particularly notable among major U.S. broadcast networks, which have cut climate reporting by 35 percent in the past year.

King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit NYC, Engage in Cultural and Community Events

King Charles and Queen Camilla Visit NYC, Engage in Cultural and Community Events

King Charles and Queen Camilla made a significant visit to New York City, marking the first appearance by a British monarch in the city since 2010. Their visit is part of a four-day trip to the United States to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence and to strengthen U.S.-U.K. relations. During their stay, the royal couple attended a ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial, where they met with families of victims and first responders. Queen Camilla participated in a literary event at the New York Public Library, celebrating Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday, while King Charles visited Harlem Grown, a grassroots organization focused on sustainable urban farming and food insecurity. The couple also attended the Greater Together Reception, highlighting the U.K.'s cultural impact on New York.

India's Government Reports Significant Increase in Women's Workforce Participation and Social Protection

India's Government Reports Significant Increase in Women's Workforce Participation and Social Protection

On International Labour Day, the Indian government announced a significant increase in women's workforce participation and social protection coverage. According to the government, female labor force participation has risen from 23.3% in 2017-18 to 40% in 2025. This increase is attributed to women engaging more in income-generating activities and local enterprises, gaining access to skills, social security, and formal systems. The government also highlighted the expansion of social protection coverage from 19% in 2015 to over 64% in 2025. Efforts to improve healthcare services under the Employees' State Insurance Scheme, such as the inauguration of an ESIC hospital in Budgam, Jammu & Kashmir, are part of this broader objective. Additionally, the Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana–National Rural Livelihoods Mission has mobilized over 10 crore women households into self-help groups, fostering entrepreneurship and financial inclusion.

Russian Africa Corps Expands Influence in Mali Amid Security Crisis

Russian Africa Corps Expands Influence in Mali Amid Security Crisis

The Russian Africa Corps, formerly known as the Wagner Group, has established a significant presence in Mali, with approximately 2,000 troops currently stationed in the country. This development follows the integration of the Wagner Group into the Russian Defense Ministry after the death of its leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, in 2023. The Africa Corps is also active in other African nations, including the Central African Republic, Libya, and Sudan. In Mali, the unit's presence has been marked by the withdrawal of its fighters from Kidal and the recent death of Malian Defense Minister Sadio Camara, who was killed in a militant attack. Camara was a pivotal figure in the Mali-Russia partnership, facilitating the deployment of Russian mercenaries. The situation in Mali has been further complicated by ongoing armed violence, with al-Qaeda-linked groups and Tuareg separatists intensifying their attacks on military bases and taking control of key regions.

U.S. Economy Shows Resilience with 2% GDP Growth in Early 2026

U.S. Economy Shows Resilience with 2% GDP Growth in Early 2026

The U.S. economy demonstrated resilience in the first quarter of 2026, with real GDP growing at an annualized rate of 2%. This growth, although slightly below the expected 2.2%, marks a significant improvement from the 0.5% increase in the previous quarter. The Bureau of Economic Analysis attributes this acceleration to increased government spending, exports, and private domestic investment, particularly in data centers and AI technologies. Despite challenges such as the Iran war affecting inflation, the job market showed signs of recovery with notable job additions in healthcare and hospitality.

California Congressional District 45 Race: Derek Tran Faces Five Challengers in Contentious Election

California Congressional District 45 Race: Derek Tran Faces Five Challengers in Contentious Election

The California Congressional District 45 race is heating up as incumbent Derek Tran faces five challengers in the upcoming election. Tran, a 45-year-old attorney and U.S. Army veteran, has been active in his first term, focusing on small business support and infrastructure improvements. He has also co-authored legislation aimed at protecting small businesses from cyber threats. His challengers include Tom Vo, a former fighter pilot and taekwondo studio owner; Chi Charlie Nguyen, the mayor of Westminster; Chuong Vo, a former mayor of Cerritos and retired police officer; Amy Phan West, a Westminster City Council member and business owner; and Mark Leonard, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and operations analyst. Each candidate brings a unique background and set of priorities to the race, reflecting the diverse community they aim to represent.

FDA Appoints Szarama as Acting CBER Director Amid Leadership Changes

FDA Appoints Szarama as Acting CBER Director Amid Leadership Changes

Katherine Szarama has been appointed as the acting director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), following the end of Vinay Prasad's tumultuous tenure. Szarama, who previously served as Prasad's deputy, steps into the role as the FDA navigates leadership transitions. Prasad's tenure was marked by controversy, including the handling of Sarepta Therapeutics' gene therapy issues.

Denver Health Expert Addresses Vaccine Queries During World Immunization Week

Denver Health Expert Addresses Vaccine Queries During World Immunization Week

Dr. Lindsey Fish from Denver Health appeared on CBS Colorado to discuss vaccines in the context of World Immunization Week. The session aimed to educate the public on how vaccines function, address common questions, and combat misinformation. Dr. Fish emphasized the importance of understanding vaccine mechanisms and the role they play in preventing diseases. The discussion also highlighted the need for public awareness in distinguishing credible information from misinformation, which is prevalent in the digital age. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance public health literacy and encourage informed decision-making regarding vaccinations.