Colorado weather: Sunny start, possible afternoon showers on Memorial Day
Memorial Day will start sunny and hot but a chance of afternoon showers could dampen holiday picnics and other outdoor activities.
May 2026
Read More
Where to see Colorado Air National Guard flyovers on Memorial Day 2026
The Colorado Air National Guard will take to the skies on Monday to honor the state’s war dead.
Data center regulations elude Colorado lawmakers — again — as state grapples with booming industry
Colorado will not implement statewide regulations or incentives for new data centers after the demise of two bills in the legislature that attempted to put some restrictions on the booming industry.
Federal lawsuit filed against Aurora in fatal police shooting of Kilyn Lewis
The federal complaint comes after Kilyn Lewis’ family filed a state lawsuit in Arapahoe County last year against both the city of Aurora and SWAT officer Michael Dieck.
What to expect from Colorado’s miller moth season
Colorado could see more miller moths this year because of the warm winter temperatures and drought, experts say.
Aurora man takes plea deal in child ‘sextortion’ case, receives deferred sentence
Jamir Deante Bright was arrested in December 2024 on three felony “sextortion” charges, including child sex exploitation and criminal extortion.
1 killed, 4 injured in Adams County crash near Brighton
As of Sunday evening, East 120th Avenue was closed at Powhaton Road for the crash cleanup and investigation, state patrol officials said.
Today in History: May 25, ‘Star Wars’ released
“Star Wars” was released by 20th Century Fox; it would become the highest-grossing film in history at the time.
Ryan Ford eager to make mark in Bolder Boulder debut
Ryan Ford placed 12th at the Boston Marathon, and he takes that momentum into the 46th annual Bolder Boulder Memorial Day 10K. It will be Ford’s Bolder Boulder debut.
With no options left, a Venezuelan family living in Colorado walks into ICE custody, seeking to go back home
A Venezuelan mom and her sons self-deported by making arrangements at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Colorado this month. Her husband’s deportation had caused economic hardship.