The Colorado Buffaloes struggled on both sides of the ball last year. Yet with new coordinators and a renewed focus on toughness and attitude, the Buffs are looking to turn things around in the fourth season under Deion Sanders.
Childcare affordability challenges are compounded by a freeze on Colorado’s main childcare subsidy program, making things far worse for families and providers.
Environmental advocates fear Xcel Energy is creating a big loophole for data centers as it drafts rules sought by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission to keep projects from raising electric bills.
The Senate confirmed the appointment of Thurgood Marshall as the first Black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
The new Coors Field menu item, a buffalo chicken pizza donut, just might be weirdly delicious enough to delight beleaguered Colorado Rockies fans.
One person was killed and five were hospitalized after a truck driver crashed into a busy Fort Collins sidewalk during the annual Tour de Fat parade and festival in northern Colorado, police officials said.
The Big 12 Conference followed the lead of the Big Ten and SEC by adopting a policy prohibiting players who had been on pro rosters from returning to Big 12 athletic programs.
Fanatics Sportsbook will pay a $20,000 fine for continuing to contact a gambler who had placed himself on Colorado’s self-exclusion list, which is designed to help people control gambling addiction.
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.