Trump abruptly cancels signing a housing bill, blindsiding Republicans
President Trump abruptly canceled a planned signing ceremony on Capitol Hill for a housing bill set to occur before a Senate GOP lunch.
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Colorado weather: New wave of severe storms to bring large hail, damaging winds
The greatest risk of severe weather will be in northeastern Colorado, along the Wyoming border, but severe storms will also be possible in the Denver area.
Douglas County cracks down on motorized vehicles, scooters on public streets, trails
Douglas County clamped down on the use of off-highway vehicles and low-powered scooters on public streets, trails or alleys, citing a rising number of accidents and injuries.
Colorado’s proposed SNAP ‘soda ban’ likely dead after judge’s ruling
Colorado’s proposed ban on using public food assistance to pay for soft drinks, which already faced a tight approval timeline, is likely dead after a judge on Monday ruled the federal government lacked the power to authorize such changes.
County has ‘zero tolerance’ for campers who violate tightening fire restrictions
Folks found violating fire restrictions in Summit County this summer will more than likely be cited for doing so. The sheriff’s office has issued citations since Stage 1 fire restrictions went into effect.
Today in History: June 24, American wins longest pro tennis match in history
American John Isner won the longest professional tennis match in history, defeating Nicolas Mahut of France 6-4, 3-6, 6-7, 7-6, 70-68.
Home of former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, wife Wilma becomes local landmark: ‘History lives here’
The longtime home of former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and his wife, Wilma Webb, in the Whittier neighborhood, was declared an official landmark by the City Council on Monday.
Nearly 400 flights delayed at Denver International Airport
Nearly 400 flights were delayed at Denver International Airport Tuesday afternoon, according to the flight-tracking company FlightAware.
Man charged in 75 smash-and-grab business burglaries in Denver suburbs
A 36-year-old man was charged this spring with carrying out 75 smash-and-grab burglaries at suburban Denver businesses across 10 months in 2024.
Colorado voters will face Restore Our Roads transportation funding question on November ballot
Colorado voters will face a general election ballot measure in the November election that would require state agencies to spend all motor vehicle and gas tax revenue on fixing the state’s roads.