Airline catering company did not investigate sexual harassment reports in Denver, lawsuit alleges
A global airline catering company that serves flights at Denver International Airport came under fire this week for ignoring sexual harassment reports.
August 2026
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Judge dismisses conservative-leaning Colorado school districts’ lawsuit over transgender athlete policies
The eight plaintiffs in the case — School District 49, Colorado Springs District 11, Academy District 20, Montezuma-Cortez School District, James Irwin Charter Schools, Monument Academy, the Classical Academy, and Education reEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services — objected to the January decision by Magistrate Judge Maritza Dominguez Braswell.
Broncos lose TE Justin Joly, build practice squad with vets like Calvin Throckmorton
The Broncos on Monday lost TE Justin Joly to the waiver wire and started assembling their practice squad with veterans like Calvin Throckmorton and Lucas Krull.
Witnesses identify Shilo Sanders as aggressor in bankruptcy trial
Two witness depositions on Monday identified Shilo Sanders as the aggressor in a 2015 incident in Texas where school security guard John Darjean claimed Sanders assaulted him, leaving him permanently injured.
Colorado Symphony plans $120 million renovation of Boettcher hall
Colorado Symphony plans $120 million renovation of Boettcher Concert Hall; it will also sell naming rights to raise some of the money for the Denver venue.
And the winner of Colorado’s first Fat Marmot Week is…
Fat Marmot Week, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory near Crested Butte, began as an effort to raise awareness about yellow-bellied marmots in Colorado.
1 dead in Glendale shooting under investigation as homicide
An early morning shooting near Cherry Creek in Glendale on Monday left one person dead and is under investigation as a homicide, police said.
DEA tactic that let fentanyl flood the streets is being investigated by House Republicans
House Oversight Committee Republicans launched an investigation into a DEA strategy that allowed fentanyl shipments to reach the streets.
New US missile appears to have left wide path of death and destruction in Iranian city, report says
Three missiles that struck the southern city of Lamerd, Iran, on Feb. 28 killed civilians as far as 164 feet from where they detonated.
More storms possible at Grand Canyon where a flash flood killed at least 2 people, others missing
More storms and flooding are possible at the Grand Canyon following a major flash flood that left a person dead and about 15 others missing.