Will Colorado see its worst wildfire season since 2020?
So far in 2026, fires have consumed more than 260,000 acres in Colorado, or 344 square miles. That’s bigger than all Colorado’s wildfires between 2021 and 2024 combined.
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McConnell says a fall led to his hospitalization, breaking weeks of silence about health condition
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell, 84, in a statement Sunday said a fall was what landed him in the hospital four weeks ago.
Senate returns to Washington after Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death with uncertain agenda
Senate Republicans will return to Washington with an uncertain agenda after the death of prominent Republican Lindsey Graham.
Denver to open cooling centers amid Monday heatwave
Hot weather is expected to roast Denver and the surrounding area on Monday, prompting city officials to open cooling centers.
Colorado wildfires: Aspen Acres fire containment grows as Beulah residents set to return home
Colorado’s four active wildfires — the Aspen Acres fire, Gold Mountain fire, Ferris fire and Willow fire — have consumed an estimated 203,923 acres.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after deadly Denver assault, police say
Edgardo Jimenez-Alvarad, a 30-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder after a Saturday assault at 1300 Larimer Street in Denver turned fatal, police said.
1 injured in boating accident on Colorado’s Chatfield Reservoir
A boating accident in Chatfield State Park sent one person to the hospital on Saturday, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Colorado Court of Appeals reverses sanction against Denver DA for pattern of discovery violations
The Colorado Court of Appeals reversed a discovery sanction against the Denver District Attorney’s Office after a judge found prosecutors violated a man’s rights two years ago when they turned over an exculpatory 911 recording just days before his trial was to begin.
Boulder County NAACP could be revived soon, organizer says
Kenneth Flowe, an organizer, said he expects the Boulder County NAACP branch to be revived within the coming weeks.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a close Trump ally and foreign policy hawk, dies after a brief illness
Sen. Lindsey Graham, one of President Donald Trump’s closest allies in Congress who traveled the globe to advocate for a more aggressive U.S. foreign policy, has died after a “brief and sudden illness,” his office said. He was 71.