Two law firms sue a leading provider of home equity agreements in Colorado
Two Denver public interest law firms sued one of the country’s largest providers of “home equity agreements” in Adams County District Court on Thursday.
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Ballots are on their way to Colorado voters: What to know to make sure your vote counts
Colorado voters will start seeing ballots in the mail in coming days after county clerks began mailing them out Friday. They will have until 7 p.m. on Nov. 3 to return their ballots or vote in person.
Nederland seeks $20M in donations to complete Eldora Mountain Resort purchase
Colorado mountain town of Nederland says it needs $20M in donations to complete its $120 million purchase of Eldora ski resort.
Judge signs off on contentious $15M sale of Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park
Colorado bankruptcy judge approves the $14.8 million sale of Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park despite objections from the family of a girl killed on a park ride.
Land Title president buys FirstBank’s 1031 exchange business, launches new Colorado company
Land Title President John Freyer bought FirstBank’s 1031 exchange business and launched Colorado-based Vaulted Escrow & Exchange.
Missing people in metro Denver: Missing Indigenous man last seen in Washington-Virginia Vale
Norman Brien, a 33-year-old Denver man, is missing after he was last seen in early September, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
‘For three’: Joseph Williams, DeAndre Moore Jr. forge CU Buffs brotherhood
Colorado receivers Joseph Williams and DeAndre Moore Jr. on the bond that showed after Moore’s scary moment at Baylor.
Denver’s 10 best haunted houses and Halloween attractions for 2026
The 10 best haunted houses in Denver and beyond, including The Frightmare Compound, 13th Floor, Terror in the Corn, Fright Fest, Haunted Field of Screams and more.
Colorado charter school leaders failed to intervene when Black student was threatened and harassed, lawsuit claims
A Black teen is suing his former charter school in Lakewood over claims school leaders failed to intervene when he was racially and sexually harassed by white students.
Employees union sues Kaiser Permanente Colorado over plan to transfer jobs out of state
An employees union is suing Kaiser Permanente Colorado, asking a court to prohibit the combined health insurer and provider from transferring jobs to Georgia before an arbitrator can weigh in.