Obamacare rolls shrank dramatically in many states over the past year, new federal data shows
The data shows Ohio and Oklahoma each lost nearly one-third of their enrollees over the past year.
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Denver police look for silver SUV suspected in hit-and-run crash with bicyclist
Denver Police are trying to find more information about a hit-and-run crash in downtown Denver Thursday night.
Man dies after head-on Aurora crash involving minibike, SUV
Police officers responded to the crash near East Colfax Avenue and North Powhaton Road in northeast Aurora at about 6:45 p.m. on June 29.
New Colorado laws related to gun control, conversion therapy, wildlife trafficking take effect
New laws in Colorado related to gun control rules, so-called “conversion therapy,” wildlife trafficking, civil asset forfeiture and mail-in balloting deadlines all took effect this month.
Wildfire forces Tour de France to ban fans from stage finale as parts of Europe sizzle again
Organizers say the priority is protecting people, property, and natural areas. Only essential race vehicles are allowed on the route.
Individual dies on Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park on Sunday
Individual dies on Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park on Sunday.
Colorado State patrol looking for man accused of beating tow truck driver on I-70
The Colorado State Patrol is seeking information on a man suspected of hurting a tow truck operator bad enough to send the victim to the hospital.
Barry Morphew, accused of murdering wife, will stand trial in July 2027
Barry Morphew will stand trial in his wife’s death in July 2027, more than seven years after Suzanne Morphew disappeared from the family’s Chaffee County home and four years after her body was discovered in a shallow grave near Moffat.
2 suspects involved in mysterious double homicide and assault inside Colorado prison, state says
Investigators believe two suspects were involved in killing two prisoners and assaulting a third at the Bent County Correctional Facility a month ago.
Conservative law firm alleges Denver Public Schools’ voting map was drawn with ‘racial intent’
The Virginia-based Public Interest Legal Foundation is alleging that Denver Public Schools’ voting map was “drawn with illegal racial intent,” according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.