Body found face down in Aurora field, death under investigation
Aurora police officers responded to reports of a body in the 1400 block of North Idalia Court Tuesday night and found a 36-year-old man lying face down in a field.
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Cargill meatpacking workers in Fort Morgan reject tentative deal, continuing monthslong lockout
Meatpacking workers at the Cargill plant in Fort Morgan rejected a tentative agreement reached last week with the company, extending the three-month labor dispute.
France is banning unsolicited telemarketing calls starting next week
France is banning unsolicited telemarketing calls next week after years of complaints. Companies making illegal calls face hefty fines.
Trump’s immigration crackdown has detained more than 50 military spouses and parents
President Trump’s administration has detained dozens of parents and spouses of active-duty U.S. troops as part of its immigration crackdown.
Fauci’s decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment tees up a legal debate and a contempt vote
A Republican-led Senate committee prepares to vote to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment.
Pedestrian hit by bus in Denver, police say
A pedestrian was injured Tuesday night after being hit by a bus in Denver, temporarily shutting down part of East Colfax Avenue, police said.
Telluride festival seeks donors after steep drop in 2026 ticket sales
Coady Smith and her team have been soliciting donors for the new TMF Future Fund, which aims to bridge the gap in this year’s Telluride Mushroom Festival expenditures and create a safety net for next year’s event.
Echostar puts another subsidiary under bankruptcy protection
EchoStar Corp. failed to make $1.5 billion in debt payments owed by its Hughes Satellite Systems subsidiaries, triggering a second wave of bankruptcy filings in a little over a month.
Colorado could owe feds $8 million from improper Medicaid payments, audit says
Colorado could owe the federal government at least $8 million for improperly documented care to people with disabilities, according to a new audit from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Inspector General.
Denver family’s home lost to foreclosure sits empty in legal limbo: ‘The system feels like gangsters’
A house that once sheltered a family of six sits empty in Green Valley Ranch as years of legal wrangling over homeowners association fines, foreclosures and more continue to move through Colorado’s judicial system.