Colorado’s Jewish and Palestinian leaders “cautiously optimistic” as cease-fire holds
Many Jewish and Palestinian community members in Colorado are watching the ceasefire in Gaza with a mix of relief, grief, and cautious hope.
Fire engulfs Nederland shopping center, destroying local businesses
The fire is out, but roads around the area will remain closed for a while.
You can apply to Colorado’s colleges and universities for free this week
There will be no application fees for any of the state’s 32 public colleges and universities this week as part of statewide push.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office shutters Denver regional office
Denver patent office to close permanently after 10 years
Family of 6-year-old girl killed on Glenwood Caverns ride awarded $205 million
Both the Western Slope theme park and ride maker were found liable in the girl’s death.
Parker Police arrest suspect after fatal road rage incident
A road rage dispute in Parker turned deadly Tuesday evening. Police are still investigating how it escalated.
Thousands attend Turning Point vigil for Charlie Kirk at Colorado State University
Turning Point USA held a vigil for Kirk after his death last week. There were also other events around it, including a free speech event.
‘Evergreen Strong’: Hundreds attend vigil after high school shooting in Colorado
Students, families, and first responders mourn together.
Evergreen High School shooter identified by authorities
Authorities say the school shooter was radicalized by an “extremist network.”
Breckenridge becomes first resort town in Colorado to be listed as a ‘Dark Sky Community’
The aim of the program is to reduce light pollution and make it easier for stargazers to view the night sky.
Is this the ‘cheapest summer’ for gas prices since the pandemic?
Unlike previous years, where gas prices typically rise during the summer months, Colorado’s gas prices have stayed even.
Relief from Colorado’s heat may be on the way later this week
Colorado’s record heat likely to ease this weekend with cooler temps, rain, forecasters say.
The federal government temporarily cut taxes on tips and overtime. What does that mean for Colorado state taxes?
After the Big Beautiful Bill, the federal tax code and the Colorado tax code are parting ways.
Colorado’s first licensed psilocybin healing center is getting ready to open
Colorado has its first licensed psychedelic healing center, The Center Origin, in Denver. But before they can open, they still have to coordinate with local authorities on some restrictions.
Wild weather makes it clear, spring is ‘officially underway’ in Colorado
From sustained snow in the mountains to high winds and fire danger on the Plains, it must be almost April.
‘They are trying to erase us’ Colorado’s LGBTQ+ community confronts fear with resilience for this year’s Transgender Day of Visibility
This year’s International Transgender Day of Visibility feels more somber for some with the recent impacts on the community under the new Trump administration.
