Broomfield approves temporary ban on data centers
The moratorium will allow time for Broomfield officials to complete a “comprehensive review” of the issue and put regulations in place, according to a city memo.
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Loveland’s Circle of Peace sculpture, inviting interaction for 25 years
The sculpture honors Julie Moser, who was killed in the 1998 Swissair Flight 111 crash off the coast of Nova Scotia
Colorado Court of Appeals reverses sanction against Denver DA for pattern of discovery violations
The Colorado Court of Appeals reversed a discovery sanction against the Denver District Attorney’s Office after a judge found prosecutors violated a man’s rights two years ago when they turned over an exculpatory 911 recording just days before his trial was to begin.
Boulder County NAACP could be revived soon, organizer says
Kenneth Flowe, an organizer, said he expects the Boulder County NAACP branch to be revived within the coming weeks.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a close Trump ally and foreign policy hawk, dies after a brief illness
Sen. Lindsey Graham, one of President Donald Trump’s closest allies in Congress who traveled the globe to advocate for a more aggressive U.S. foreign policy, has died after a “brief and sudden illness,” his office said. He was 71.
On the front lines of Colorado’s wolf reintroduction, a range rider aims to keep the peace
Christina Vander Berg is one of 18 range riders working across Colorado to help ranchers and prevent conflict after wolf reintroduction. They patrol grazing lands and ward off wolves from livestock.
Colorado tight end Zach Atkins aims to play key role in offense
Colorado tight end Zach Atkins could have a big impact in his second season with the Buffaloes.
Today in History: July 12, riot erupts in New Jersey over police beating of Black taxi driver
Rioting erupted in Newark, New Jersey, over the police beating of a Black taxi driver; 26 people were killed in the five days of violence that followed.
Spending topped $67 million in key Colorado primary races. But big money didn’t always win.
More than $67 million was spent on Colorado’s primary elections, the vast majority on Democratic races as Phil Weiser and Michael Bennet battled for governor and Manny Rutinel won the CD8 primary.
Water World to reopen Sunday after evacuation; police find ‘no credible threat’
Police found “no credible threat” against Water World after evacuating the water park in north metro Denver on Saturday because of safety concerns.