Today in History: May 17, televised Watergate hearings begin
A special committee convened by the U.S. Senate began its televised hearings into the Watergate scandal.
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Severe thunderstorm watch, tornadoes possible on Colorado’s Eastern Plains
Severe thunderstorms could bring tornadoes, large hail and high winds to northeast Colorado on Saturday afternoon and evening, forecasters said.
Longtime Denver County Judge Andre Rudolph dies unexpectedly
One of Denver County Court’s longest-serving judges, Andre Rudolph, died unexpectedly on Friday, court officials said Saturday afternoon.
Colorado hantavirus death not linked to cruise ship outbreak, state says
A Douglas County resident who died after contracting hantavirus was not connected to the outbreak on Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius, Colorado public health officials said this week.
That discount at the pharmacy counter may pack hidden costs
Should you use prescription drug coupons? The short answer: It depends.
Today in History: May 16, Queen Elizabeth addresses US Congress
Queen Elizabeth II became the first British monarch to address the U.S. Congress, speaking to a joint meeting of both chambers during her state visit to the United States.
Weld County GOP chairman arrested, suspected of soliciting child prostitute
The chairman of the Weld County Republicans was arrested Thursday after police say he went to a location expecting to meet with a minor for sex and was met by police.
Supreme Court rejects Virginia’s bid to restore congressional map favoring Democrats
The court’s order Friday leaves in place a 4-3 ruling by the Virginia Supreme Court that struck down a constitutional amendment redrawing congressional districts that voters narrowly passed just last month.
‘Gov. Polis’ legacy’? Colorado officials blast Tina Peters sentence reduction, resulting in release soon
Colorado officials blasted Gov. Jared Polis on Friday for his decision to reduce the sentence for election conspiracist and Donald Trump ally Tina Peters.
Gov. Jared Polis reduces Tina Peters’ sentence, says she will be released June 1
Tina Peters will have her sentence reduced by Colorado Gov. Jared Polis after the former Mesa County clerk was convicted in an election security breach. President Trump had pressured officials to pardon her.