Trump says these documents prove his false claims of election fraud. Here’s what they really say
The reports showed no evidence of China or any foreign entity manipulating votes.
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What sport does Colorado bet on the most?
Colorado sports betting has taken in $30.6 billion since 2020. Explore the data in an interactive dashboard that looks at what sports make the most money.
Colorado man killed in climbing fall on Mt. Sneffels, family says
Bret Brachman-Goldstein of Montrose was killed in a fall while climbing Mt. Sneffels, a 14er on the Western Slope near Ouray, according to his family.
‘Critically endangered’ camel Hagrid dies at Denver Zoo
One of the Denver Zoo’s “critically endangered” Bactrian camels, 6-year-old Hagrid, died last week after an ulcer ate through his stomach, zoo officials said.
They fled the Aspen Acres fire, but found an ‘emergency evacuation family’ waiting at Red Cross shelter
The Aspen Acres fire started one week ago, on June 29, and is now the seventh-largest in the state’s recorded history. By Monday afternoon, it had burned at least 263 homes and four commercial businesses in Pueblo and Custer counties and was 13% contained, officials said.
Who do you call when your historic stained glass window breaks? This Colorado company.
Martin Faith, founder of Scottish Stained Glass, named Colorado’s Small Business Person of the Year for his company that specializes in restoring historic stained glass windows.
Family of man shot 3 times in back by Colorado Springs police officer sues
Attorneys who filed a lawsuit in the 2025 fatal shooting a 26-year-old man by a Colorado Springs policeman argue the death is part of pattern of police misconduct by the department.
Thunderstorms delay more than 350 flights at Denver International Airport
Thunderstorms have delayed 250 flights in and out of Denver International Airport on Saturday afternoon.
Harvard faculty votes to make it more difficult for undergrads to earn A’s
Supporters say the changes will restore the meaning of top grades after more than 60% of undergraduate grades were in the A range in recent years.