More than a dozen Colorado school districts, including Denver Public Schools, will ask voters this November to approve mill levy overrides to help K-12 systems fund their operations.
The Arkansas River has dangerously high levels of bacteria after 4.25 millions of raw sewage spilled into the Eastern Plains waterway this week, state officials said.
Hurricane Katrina struck the U.S. Gulf Coast in southeast Louisiana, breaching levees and spurring floods that devastated New Orleans.
Peak Sim Racing plans to open at 1236 S. Broadway in Denver with 12 racing simulators in the former Burns Family Artisan Ales space.
Denver home renovations can be cheaper than a teardown and rebuild. Denver building codes affect remodeling costs, additions and historic and older homes.
The Trailseeker expands Subaru’s rapidly growing electric lineup and, importantly, looks and feels more like the outdoors-oriented Subaru many buyers know.
The change comes amid broader concerns about a loosening of recruitment requirements at the nation’s premier federal law enforcement agency.
Republican Gov. Mark Gordon has raised concerns about how two Justice Department officials arrived in Laramie County and asked election workers questions, including about their training during the state primary. Gordon says the behavior was “irregular” and “a bit aggressive.”
Former Colorado neurosurgeon Thomas Steffens was formally indicted on attempted murder charges Thursday after a shootout with deputy U.S. Marshals in March.
Amazon purchased 70 acres in Aurora, Colorado, for $23.6 million and plans a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center expected to employ 1,200 workers.