Judge to decide if Tyler Robinson will stand trial in Charlie Kirk’s killing
A judge will decide if there’s enough evidence against the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk to put him on trial for aggravated murder.
September 2026
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Rajon Belt-Stubblefield’s family sues Aurora, police officer who fatally shot him
The family of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield is suing Aurora and Officer Matthew Neely for wrongful death, excessive force and federal civil rights violations in his death.
10 destination-worthy farms in Colorado where you can camp, drink and dine
Agritourism includes live music at Big B’s in Hotchkiss, beer at Bill Goat Hop Farm in Montrose, farm-to-table dinners at Black Cat in Longmont, spirits at Clark & Co.’s Distilling in Palisade, cave suites at Honey Rock Landing in Delta and more.
Politics looms over Colorado’s latest plea for help on fires after Trump shot down earlier disaster aid requests
Colorado’s federal disaster relief request to President Donald Trump for the Aspen and Gold Mountain fires is in limbo as politics and his denial of aid for the Elk and Lee fires hang in background.
Today in History: September 1, first Japanese baseball player makes MLB debut
Pitcher Masanori Murakami of the San Francisco Giants became the first Japanese baseball player to play in a Major League Baseball game.
Coloradans will decide whether to dedicate sales taxes from outdoor gear to conservation efforts
Voters will decide in November whether to redirect state sales taxes collected on outdoor gear from the state’s general fund to environmental conservation efforts and wildfire prevention grant programs.
Michelin-touted Denver sushi restaurant opens pop-up po’boy shop
Kenta Kamo of Temaki Den teamed with a fellow Louisianan on Louisiana Po’boys and Cajun Cuisine
Colorado teen arrested after posting viral ‘Cat in the Hat’ meme
A teenager on Colorado’s Western Slope was arrested Monday after allegedly joining in on the “Cat in the Hat” trend circulating on social media, including TikTok, police said.
Denver Broncos’ Jonathon Cooper pleads not guilty to assault in domestic violence case
Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty to a felony assault charge for allegedly strangling his ex in Douglas County District Court on Monday.