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.
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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.
Survivor of Boulder antisemitic firebomb attack recovers from injuries, deeply mourns the loss of his wife
It’s been almost a year since Boulder resident Karen Diamond died from the burns she sustained in the antisemitic terror attack on the Pearl Street Mall last June. For her husband, who survived the attack, life will never be the same.
Today in History: June 21, first privately funded space vehicle takes flight
The aircraft SpaceShipOne made the first privately funded human spaceflight.
PHOTOS: Juneteenth Music Festival and Parade in Denver on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
Juneteenth Music Festival and Parade in Denver on Saturday, June 20, 2026. The Juneteenth festival and parade, a Denver tradition since the 1950’s, culminates on Sunday with the Juneteenth Hop in Five Points along Welton St., featuring live performances, a bar and venue crawl celebrating culture and community.
Evacuation warning lifted for wildfire in southwest Douglas County
Douglas County officials issued a pre-evacuation warning for a wildfire burning southwest of Castle Rock on Saturday.
Colorado weather: Tornado watch issued for Eastern Plains
Summer thunderstorms could produce tornadoes on Colorado’s Eastern Plains this afternoon, National Weather Service forecasters said.
Trump tries to blame Reflecting Pool woes on vandalism, without offering substantiation
Following a $14M renovation to the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall, President Donald Trump claims it has been damaged by an act of vandalism.
Former Jeffco school psychologist gets at least 5 years in prison for child sex assault
A Jefferson County District Court judge sentenced former school psychologist James Michael Chevrier to at least five years in prison this week for sexually assaulting a student.
Today in History: June 20, race-related rioting erupts in Detroit
Race-related rioting erupted in Detroit; federal troops were sent in by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to quell the violence that resulted in more than 30 deaths.