Where to find, fly kites: ‘It’s one of life’s simple pleasures’
Colorado kite enthusiasts share their tips for setting sail in the Front Range
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Today in History: June 22, soccer great scores ‘Hand of God’ goal
Argentine soccer great Diego Maradona scored the infamous “Hand of God” goal in the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup against England, giving Argentina a 1-0 lead before he scored again minutes later to seal a 2-1 victory.
Suspect in stabbing at western Colorado Dairy Queen fatally shot by police
A man suspected in a Grand Junction stabbing at Dairy Queen was shot by police outside of the fast food restaurant, according to law enforcement.
More than 600 flights delayed at Denver International Airport amid thunderstorms
Hundreds of flights failed to leave the gate on time at Denver International Airport on Sunday as afternoon thunderstorms hit Colorado’s Eastern Plains.
I-70 crash destroys ‘Leaving Colorful Colorado’ sign
A Saturday evening crash on westbound Interstate 70 destroyed a historic road sign that read “Leaving Colorful Colorado,” officials said.
How Broncos rookie Jonah Coleman and his father ‘saved each other’ from generational pain
Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman’s father Jamon was an active gang member for more than a decade in Stockton, California, and credits his son’s rise to football stardom for keeping him alive.
7 injured in 3 overnight crashes across Denver, police say
At least seven people were injured in three overnight crashes in Denver’s Lincoln Park, Capitol Hill and East Colfax neighborhoods, police said.
Colorado weather: 2-inch hail, 70 mph winds possible on Eastern Plains
Sunday afternoon storms are on track to bring up to 2-inch hail and 70 mph winds to Colorado’s Eastern Plains, forecasters said.
Ken Salazar assails Trump’s ‘project of erasure’ in new book, promotes unity
Ken Salazar has a plan to reverse policies that he believes are harming the country. The former Colorado attorney general’s new book, “Borderlands,” details the plan.
Colorado River system continues slide toward crash, despite emergency actions sending water to Lake Powell
The two major reservoirs on the Colorado River, Lake Powell and Lake Mead, face dire outlooks that can spur restrictions on the amount of water flowing downstream and decrease hydropower generation.