August 29, 2025: Dairy worker deaths, federal layoffs aftermath, legacy of environmental disaster, weekend ideas
Six workers died at a dairy in Weld County. Now other workers in the industry say they’re fearful it could happen again.
August 28, 2025: Colorado copes with federal tax cuts, Vail agrees to reforms, new college degree, Ralphie retires
Lawmakers become the first in the country to fill the budget hole created by the Big Beautiful Bill.
August 27, 2025: Food aid cuts raise hunger fears, youth suicide rates fall, Colorado band reimagines the love song
Hundreds of thousands of Coloradans already faced food insecurity before recent cuts to federal food aid.
August 26, 2025: Hidden bodies found at mortuary, dry lightning causing fires, Boulder’s quirky nickname
A coroner is facing accusations of mishandling remains, raising concerns that this case may point to a troubling trend in the state.
An experiment cut youth violence arrests in a Denver neighborhood by 75%. Now it might be defunded
Federal funding cuts should force the study to wrap up a year prematurely.
August 14, 2025: Youth violence program faces cuts, Polis warns cities over housing laws, Aux Wars music competition
A youth violence prevention program could lose funding… Just as new research shows kids may have easier access to guns than many parents realize.
August 12, 2025: Wildfire updates, sports betting breaks records, new Temple Grandin doc, Perseid meteor shower
A new wildfire is burning near Pagosa Springs. Also, Colorado’s sports betting revenue reaches a record high.
August 8, 2025: ICE shooting shows pattern, Colorado sued over gas stove law, Philharmonic makes historic hire
ICE agents fired at a car — then obscured details of what happened. How does this incident fit into the broader picture of shootings by federal immigration officers?
August 7, 2025: Lawmakers’ crude group chat, DIA explores nuclear power, Saigon Azteca and more weekend ideas
Denver International Airport wants to build a nuclear reactor, but is it safe, and what would it cost?
August 5, 2025: Denver evictions rise, viruses tied to cancer growth, bluegrass band in Hall of Fame, DIA security
Denver’s rent is more affordable, but evictions are still climbing. One family’s struggle reveals how difficult it is to access help.
August 4, 2025: Gun background checks rarely used, huge unclaimed cash fund, new state historian, no more hippos
We find out what happens when someone who can’t legally buy a gun tries anyway.
July 31, 2025: Mental health calls rise among men, EPA challenges if greenhouse gas are dangerous to humans, a new way up Pikes Peak
Calls to Colorado’s mental health line are climbing — and more than half are from men.
July 30, 2025: Denver’s $3M climate ad campaign, Coloradans living longer, Towns demand new zip codes
Denver is spending $3 million dollars to convince you to take responsibility for climate change.
July 29, 2025: Gabe Evans’ family immigration story questioned, Denver disability advocates warn of transit cuts, Aspen trees could slow wildfires
We take a closer look at a personal story Congressman Gabe Evans has shared on the campaign trail — and why it’s now facing scrutiny.
July 28, 2025: Forced change to homelessness policy, Pride events avert funding disaster, lawn bowling club
In a new order President Trump aims to force many Colorado cities to take a different approach to homelessness.
July 24, 2025: Polis’ bridge failure, FEMA funds held back, scientists’ tribute to their favorite musicians
Jared Polis scraps his pedestrian walkway project, siding with big public backlash to it, and says he’ll chain himself to the Capitol plaza to prevent his own idea’s implementation.
