
Listen: RTD has a new solution for the ‘last mile’ problem. Scooters and e-bikes
A new pilot program, First Mile Free, will offer free rides to two RTD stations.

By Kiara DeMare

Federal judge allows Catholic clinic to continue abortion pill reversal treatments
The ruling applies to Bella Health and Wellness clinics, not state law.

Conservative podcaster ordered to pay over $90,000 for refusing to cooperate with defamation suit over his 2020 election fraud claims
Joe Oltmann is being sanctioned for leaving the courthouse in the middle of a deposition last year.

By Kiara DeMare

Latest takeover trend pits skaters against metalheads in Denver
“No one’s complaining about the music necessarily. It’s the show taking up the space in the skate park.”

By Kiara DeMare

More than 250 cats and dogs rescued in Western Colorado from ‘truly deplorable conditions’
Humane Colorado and the National Mill Dog Rescue sized the animals during an active investigation call.

By Kiara DeMare

Report finds Colorado’s migration is down over 50% in the last decade, raising economic concerns
The decline is expected to continue through 2050.

By Kiara DeMare

I-70 reopens after long closure due to deadly multi-car crash and fire
Westbound drivers were told to go back to Denver and wait for it to reopen.

Man arrested in connection with two Sunday stabbings in Aurora
Ricky Roybal-Smith is currently being held in Denver on suspicion of killing a fellow prisoner at the Downtown Detention Center. Aurora police say they will soon transfer him to Adams County to face first-degree murder charges.

By Kiara DeMare

Two men stabbed and killed Sunday night, Aurora PD thinks they’re connected
Both men were homeless, though it’s unclear if that’s why they were targeted.

By Kiara DeMare

Loveland pass is now open, following landslide
Closed since Sunday morning, it reopened Wednesday afternoon

By Kiara DeMare

Polis announces mass pardon for previous psilocybin and psilocin convictions
The move is similar to his pardons of cannabis convictions in 2020.

By Kiara DeMare

Classical bass legend Charlie Burrell dies at 104
The “Jackie Robinson of classical music” and former Denver Symphony Orchestra bassist called Colorado home for much of his life.

By Kiara DeMare


Thousands gather across Colorado for ‘No Kings’ protests against Trump administration
More than a dozen rallies across the state were peace. Police used pepper balls and smoke on one group in Denver.

Protesters rally against ICE at Colorado Capitol as police use smoke, make arrests to disband offshoot
Denver police used smoke and pepper balls to disperse a group of protesters near the I-25 onramps on Broadway.

Colorado joins bipartisan lawsuit to stop 23andMe from selling data
The states say any sale would require individual personal consent.

By Kiara DeMare