15-year-old boy missing from Golden neighborhood
A 15-year-old boy is missing after he was last seen in a Golden neighborhood more than a week ago, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said.
October 2026
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Suspicious letters sent to at least 5 members of Colorado’s congressional delegation
At least five Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation on Monday confirmed receiving suspicious mail, the latest in a swath of elected officials nationwide who have reported getting similar letters — including some laced with white powder.
Sarah Parady makes endorsement in 10-candidate race to fill her former Denver City Council seat
Former Councilwoman Sarah Parady endorsed attorney Whitney Traylor to take her seat on the Denver City Council in the at-large vacancy election this November.
As clash over experience defines attorney general’s race, one candidate zeroes in on Trump while rival takes broader focus
The race for Colorado attorney general between Democrat Jena Griswold and Republican Michael Allen is coming down to a fiery clash over experience and state resistance to the Trump administration.
From boys on the brink to murder: How a notorious gang member and his sons cut a path of violence across Denver
A look at how one Denver family’s gang violence reverberates through generations: Urocca Guyton; Remi Cordova, who killed Pamela Cabriales; Johntae Guyton, who killed Ramon Castro Contreras; and 13-year-old Ja’Loynie Cosey, shot to death outside a party.
Feds ordered a coal-burning power plant in Colorado to remain open. But it’s run less than 3 weeks since April.
Craig Unit 1’s owners, including Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Platte River Power Authority and Xcel Energy, have spent millions of dollars to repair and operate the plant even though it has run for less than three weeks in the past 10 months.
International recruiting still key across CU Buffs athletics despite changing times
While NIL deals and revenue sharing continue to alter the landscape of NCAA athletics, the increased opportunites have opened more doors for international athletes at Colorado.
2 Pueblo officers injured hit by ‘friendly fire’ in shooting that left Pueblo man dead
Two Pueblo police officers who were injured in a shooting last week were struck by other officers’ gunfire in a shooting that also left one man dead, police said Friday.
No Kings voter rally draws crowd to Denver’s Civic Center
Coloradans gathered in dozens of communities statewide Saturday for nonpartisan voter rallies and other events, in the fourth nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations since President Donald Trump took office.
Who is Bob Chew, the deep-pocketed independent U.S. Senate candidate in Colorado?
Forward Party candidate Bob Chew is hoping to unseat Colorado Democratic U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper next month and he’s spending millions of dollars on advertising, including TV ads, in the race.