Judge recommends dismissal of Colorado school districts transgender athlete lawsuit
A judge recommended dismissing a federal lawsuit brought by several Colorado school districts that challenged the state’s antidiscrimination law on […]
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Tina Peters asks Colorado Court of Appeals overturn convictions
Attorneys for discredited Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters will challenge her criminal convictions before the Colorado Court of Appeals on
Hudson mainstay restaurant The Pepper Pod closes after 114 years
The Pepper Pod, a beloved Hudson restaurant along Interstate 76, closed this week, marking the end of its 114-year legacy.
Denver considers ban on ICE agents wearing face coverings
The Denver City Council is considering a new policy that would ban law enforcement officers — including U.S. Immigration and
Denver giraffe temporarily moves to Colorado Springs
A 5-year-old giraffe from the Denver Zoo will temporarily move south to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs to
At National Western Stock Show, Colorado 4-H teens hope to make sales
Ever since Grace Kennedy met Quinn in May, the teenager’s goal has been to fatten the Hereford calf up —
Man found fatally shot in south Westminster park, police say
A man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds in the parking lot of Wolff Run Park on Saturday morning,
Westbound I-70 closed on Vail Pass
A crash on Vail Pass closed westbound Interstate 70 on Thursday morning as a snowstorm hit Colorado’s mountain corridor. Westbound
Telluride Ski resort to reopening as patrollers strike continues
Telluride Ski Resort is planning to reopen on Monday, Jan. 5, after spending more than a week closed with its
Denver homicides fall nearly 50% to 11-year low
Denver’s homicides fell nearly 50% to an 11-year low in 2025, plunging to levels rarely seen over the last three