Feb. 6, 2026: Colorado River deadline, Coloradans competing in Milan, ‘Borderlands’ history
Western states are trying to agree how to share the vital river in the face of increasing pressure from climate change.
Feb. 5, 2026: Buc-ee’s changes plans, Evergreen HS shooting update, Trump and elections, wrongful death suit, Broncos fans of the year
The chain of massive travel plazas is stepping back from its efforts to build on Monument Hill, at least for now.
Feb. 3, 2026: Medicaid overbilling outrage, fight for the future of coal power, CSO plays NYC
As Colorado struggles to balance its budget, families at risk of losing Medicaid services are anguished — and angry — to learn the program lost tens of millions of dollars […]
Feb. 2, 2026: Federal funds for private tuition, Coloradan held by the Taliban, Denver’s unrealized Scottish dream
Colorado parents could soon be allowed to use federal education dollars for private school tuition and other expenses, a shift supporters say opens the door to new possibilities. Then, a Colorado family pleads for help as they wait for answers about a loved one being held by the Taliban. Plus, in Colorado Wonders, we tour a corner of Denver where developers once imagined building a Scottish-style village, and the traces of that vision that still remain.
Jan. 30, 2026: General strike, congressional hecklers, prison funding reversal, ideas to increase teacher diversity
As political tensions rise, Colorado’s members of Congress face a sometimes-hostile public.
Jan. 27, 2026: ICE cooperation on the ballot, manure-based carbon capture, music from the Savage Blush
Coloradans will vote on whether police must call ICE if they suspect someone arrested of a violent crime is in the country illegally.
Jan. 26, 2026: Broncos loss, outrage at ICE, prison funding fight, problem gambling on the rise
Protests in Denver after another Minneapolis resident with Colorado ties is killed by immigration agents.
January 23, 2026: Reporting ICE misconduct in Colorado, wolf program on pause, and a musician’s case for classical
Colorado now has a new way for people to report alleged misconduct by federal agents, including ICE, as state leaders say they want better oversight and documentation.
Jan. 22, 2026: Snow returns, CO organ transplants buck national trend, archery dodgeball
Colorado is finally getting a short break from the winter-that-wasn’t.
Jan. 19, 2026: Slow times in ski towns, how a hymn connects Denver with MLK, the history behind the Marade
The tourism boom in Colorado’s mountains hasn’t totally gone bust, but resort communities are definitely feeling the slowdown, and making plans for an uncertain future.
Jan. 16, 2026: Polis’ final State of the State, enrollment in CO health insurance marketplace, Broncos mega-fans
From Taylor Swift jokes to a call for universal health care — the highlights of the Governor’s annual address.
Jan. 15, 2026: Tainted gas update, can Denver outlaw ICE masks, wolverine reintroduction, Bob Weir’s CO school days
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Jan. 13, 2026: Morphew pleads not guilty, DIA’s latest expansion plans, and the historic red barn on Peña Boulevard
Almost six years after Suzanne Morphew’s disappearance, her husband Barry pleaded not guilty Monday in an Alamosa courtroom.
Jan. 12, 2026: Denver homicide rate way down, Xcel rates going up again, no bids for BLM leases, funny signs on E470
A lot fewer people are dying of violence in Denver, and changing police practices get some of the credit.
Jan. 8, 2026: Law enforcement overwhelmed by bodycam footage, FEMA funds withheld, the secret to a 100-year farm
Body cameras are helping law enforcement do their jobs, but the footage they create is also bogging down the system.
Jan. 6, 2026: Bad flu season, mountain lion update, the future of home solar, a big year for Adams County animal rescues
Hundreds of people across Colorado are hospitalized during the worst flu season in years.
