Victor Marx still maintains a narrow lead over state Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer in Colorado’s Republican gubernatorial primary ahead of a ballot-curing deadline. Here’s why the AP hasn’t called the race.
Senate leaders John Thune and John Barrasso spoke with Mitch McConnell, who remains hospitalized while recovering from undisclosed health issues.
Hundreds of Aspen Acres fire evacuees poured into the state’s Disaster Assistance Center on Monday morning to obtain re-entry passes, anxious to get permission to return to homes spared by the wildfire.
A new In-N-Out Burger restaurant could soon be coming to Denver’s Green Valley Ranch neighborhood. Plans submitted to the city show a proposed restaurant near East 56th Avenue and Telluride Street.
The Wetherill Mesa area of Mesa Verde National Park was closed to the public on Tuesday for a wildfire. The Long Canyon fire also closed the Long House and Step House cliff dwellings.
PNC Bank has informed federal regulators that it plans to close 14 branch locations in Colorado and four in Arizona following the completion of its $4.1 billion acquisition of FirstBank.
Noelle Davis was last seen on foot near West Sixth Avenue and Zang Street in Lakewood at 5 p.m. Sunday, according to CBI.
Colorado prison officials failed for more than two hours to call an ambulance for an inmate who was gravely wounded in an attack that killed two other prisoners in the Bent County Correctional Facility last month, according to county dispatch records.
Thornton police arrested Cesar Licon Jr., 18, on suspicion of murder in a shooting at a house party that killed a 44-year-old on Sunday.
The Aspen Acres fire started one week ago, on June 29, and is now the seventh-largest in the state’s recorded history. By Monday afternoon, it had burned at least 263 homes and four commercial businesses in Pueblo and Custer counties and was 13% contained, officials said.