Two Republicans and four Democrats are heading toward the June 30 primary election that will decide who will face off in the race for Colorado attorney general in November.
Trump didn’t dismiss the affordability issue as a “hoax” that was started by Democrats, as he has done previously.
People living near Colorado’s White River National Forest are still under mandatory evacuation because of the Spring Creek wildfire.
Stanley Marketplace in Aurora has become a popular retail destination and community hub since its transformation from an abandoned aviation manufacturing site. New owners are expected to take over.
The Denver Nuggets local TV broadcast will sound different next season, with play-by-play man Chris Marlowe, color commentator Scott Hastings and reporter/studio analyst Chris Dempsey not returning.
Tristan Huff, of Fort Collins, and Adam Schwartz, of Denver, filed a lawsuit in Denver District Court, arguing that banning female genital mutilation but allowing circumcision amounts to sex discrimination.
Public comments show backlash against a Trump administration effort to remove “negative” history exhibits from U.S. national parks.
Gore Creek Campground near Vail bans soft-sided tents and trailers after bear activity.
Longmont City Council voted 6-1 to prohibit hyperscale data centers within city limits, adopting new restrictions aimed at preventing some of the largest energy-intensive facilities in the country from locating in Longmont.
The number of young people dying in crashes on Colorado’s roads has nearly doubled in the last decade, CDOT says.