Today in History: June 7, Elvis Presley’s Graceland opens to the public
Graceland, Elvis Presley’s Memphis mansion, was opened to the public as a tourist destination, five years after Presley’s death.
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Sen. John Hickenlooper’s primary challenger argues he’s ‘more of the same.’ Will voters turn on the political icon?
U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper faces Democratic primary challenger Julie Gonzales in a test of voters’ feelings toward incumbents, pushing officials to fight President Donald Trump.
RTD updates service schedules for several rail and bus lines
The Regional Transportation District will alter some of its bus and train routes starting Sunday as part of its usual late-spring schedule adjustments.
One dead in overnight house fire in Jefferson County
A person died in a Jefferson County house fire early Saturday.
Colorado rancher acknowledges her employee shot wolf in March
Fourth-generation Colorado rancher Susan Nottinham acknowledges that one of her employees was behind the killing of the matriarch of the new King Mountain wolf pack in March.
Today in History: June 6, James Meredith shot by sniper during civil rights march
James Meredith was shot and wounded by a sniper early in the civil rights activist’s march from Memphis, Tennessee, to Jackson, Mississippi, to raise awareness about racial injustice in the U.S. South.
Driver dies after Thursday crash on I-25 near 6th Avenue
A driver who collided with a stalled vehicle on Interstate 25 on Thursday night has died of their injuries, according to an update Friday evening from the Denver Police Department.
Denver metro youth hockey coach arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing minors
Rory Nathaniel Mushlin, of Colorado Springs, is being held on investigation of sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust, unlawful electronic sexual communication – person of trust, obscenity, and internet sexual exploitation of a child
Colorado’s Black community wonders, ‘where did all the good allies go?’ after Elijah McClain paramedics’ convictions overturned
Members of Colorado’s Black community expressed outrage Friday in the wake of a Colorado Court of Appeals ruling that overturned the convictions of two former Aurora paramedics involved in the 2019 death of Elijah McClain.
Federal Colorado River managers will impose a 10-year plan, requiring state negotiations every 2 years
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is planning to implement a framework for the Colorado River that requires renegotiating its management every two years. The seven basin states haven’t reached agreement.