The Associated Press has learned that officials at the Food and Drug Administration were blindsided by a recent policy change allowing more electronic cigarettes and nicotine pouches to hit the U.S. market.
Half of a pre-fabricated home fell off of a semi-truck trailer in southwest Colorado early Friday morning, closing a highway and prompting officials to call in a crane to move it.
The Colorado State Patrol has agreed to pay $50,000 to Jerod Zaczkowski, a man who had been banned from CSP’s Facebook page for leaving critical comments.
Fewer Colorado students dropped out of college during the 2023-24 school year and more re-enrolled than in the year before, according to recent statistics.
An advocacy group is suing President Donald Trump’s administration over its decision to reinstate a near-ban on abortions for veterans.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the Ebola outbreak in Congo poses a “very high” risk at the national level.
Denver Police responded to a shooting report in Denver at the 15000 block of E. 53rd Ave. and found a juvenile male victim who was later pronounced dead at the scene.
Denver Parks & Recreation and the U.S. Forest Service reopened the road up to the summit of Mount Blue Sky on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
Half of of Colorado’s Costilla County Sheriff’s Office was indicted, including Sheriff Danny Sanchez, Undersheriff Cruz Soto, Sgt. Caleb Sanchez and Deputy Roland Riley. The mishandling of criminal cases has been a common in Costilla County for years, prosecutors and attorneys say.
When the Colorado Department of Transportation’s investment arm had the chance to buy the idle Burnham Yard from Union Pacific in early 2021 for $50 million, money was tight.