A 41-7 wake-up call has CU Buff’s defense looking in the mirror
Colorado linebacker Tyler Martinez and safety Randon Fontenette on accountability after the loss at Northwestern.
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Trump’s push to acquire Greenland almost broke NATO. The winner of it all may be … Greenland
Greenland is no longer merely the subject of foreign policy decided by its former colonial rulers.
Colorado will create new rules for Xcel’s preemptive power shutoffs during high winds
The Colorado PUC began the process of creating rules for Xcel’s “public safety power shutoffs.”
Ski industry innovator and former Vail owner George Gillett Jr. dies after battle with Alzheimer’s
George Gillett Jr., the charismatic former owner of Vail Associates who opened up global markets to one of the nation’s most popular ski resorts during his tenure in the late 1980s, died Tuesday.
Year 17 tips off for CU Buffs men’s basketball under Tad Boyle
The Colorado men’s basketball opened preseason practice for the 17th time under longtime head coach Tad Boyle, and the Buffaloes already are dealing with personnel matters in the frontcourt.
Two more metro Denver cities pass moratoriums on new data centers
The city councils of Thornton and Commerce City this week imposed moratoriums on accepting any applications for new data centers, joining other Colorado cities that have slowed down development.
Fatal stabbing at Thornton gas station stemmed from $20 fentanyl deal gone wrong, affidavit alleges
Anthony Valenta, 28, was charged Wednesday with first-degree murder in the stabbing of Mary Ann Martinez, 40, Adams County court records show.
Los Dos Potrillos is opening restaurants in two more Colorado cities
Colorado Mexican restaurant Los Dos Potrillos is opening two new Colorado restaurants in 2027: Loveland at the Promenade Shops at Centerra and Colorado Springs.
PHOTOS: Dogs take over Coors Field for Bark at the Park
The Colorado Rockies hosted the first of two nights of their “Bark at the Park” event at Coors Field during a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks in Denver on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026.
A look at AI doomsday scenarios that researchers say could put humanity at risk
Artificial intelligence researchers have warned for years of ways the technology could wipe out humanity: AI bots could design an unstoppable disease, unleash a nuclear war, or transform all of Earth into paper clip factories, as one thought experiment goes.