As US Customs refines its tariff refund system, who gets in to apply is under dispute
A Customs and Border Protection official is set to testify about the government’s plans for refunding billions of dollars in Trump tariffs.
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Vail Resorts says skier days fell 12.5% for the 2025-26 season due to poor snow
Due to abysmal snowfall in Colorado, Vail Resorts reported a decline of 12.5% in skier visits for the season and a 7% drop in third-quarter revenue compared to 2025 in a fiscal report to investors.
Loveland agrees to pay couple $675k after officer fatally shot their dog in 2019
The City of Loveland has agreed to pay $675,000 to the owners of a 14-month-old dog fatally shot by a Loveland police officer in 2019.
Denver to pay out additional $3 million in police settlements related to George Floyd protests
The Denver City Council on Monday approved about $2.87 million in settlements that the city will pay out to 13 people who alleged that local police violated their constitutional rights during the 2020 George Floyd protests.
Here’s how the Broncos’ plans for new stadium in Burnham Yard could hinge on a 5-acre parking lot
A key part of the Denver Broncos building the team’s new stadium in Burnham Yard is for Denver Water to secure Lot M at the existing stadium for its operations, as negotiations proceed.
Indie music PorchFest coming to the streets of Baker neighborhood
PorchFest local music festival is coming to Baker neighborhood in Denver this fall.
Two Jeffco women compete for Democratic nomination for Colorado secretary of state
Colorado state Sen. Jessie Danielson is running against Jefferson County Clerk and Recorder Amanda Gonzalez for the Democratic nomination for Colorado secretary of state.
Trump administration will offer expedited visa interviews at select embassies for $750
The pilot program will run from July 1 to Dec. 31, according to internal documents.
After suspected arson, City Park bandstand must be destroyed, mayor says
Demolition will begin this fall for City Park bandshell, Denver Parks & Recreation said
Denver’s emergency sirens ‘sounded inadvertently’ during Monday storm
The emergency sirens that echoed throughout Denver, Colorado, during Monday’s afternoon thunderstorm were “sounded inadvertently,” Denver officials said.