DDDA application reveals CU’s plans for Independence Plaza
The University of Colorado Foundation is buying Independence Plaza to expand CU Denver, turning the office tower into “a workforce/economic/business development and job creation hub.”
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Evacuations ongoing for Spring Creek fire northeast of Aspen
People living near Colorado’s White River National Forest are still under mandatory evacuation because of the Spring Creek wildfire.
From abandoned building to lively hub, Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace on cusp of new era with sale
Stanley Marketplace in Aurora has become a popular retail destination and community hub since its transformation from an abandoned aviation manufacturing site. New owners are expected to take over.
Buffs men’s basketball to face San Diego State in nonconference game
The Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball team play San Diego State on Nov. 7. It is part of the first Natonal University Bill Walton Classic.
Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings let go as Altitude Sports shakes up Nuggets broadcast
The Denver Nuggets local TV broadcast will sound different next season, with play-by-play man Chris Marlowe, color commentator Scott Hastings and reporter/studio analyst Chris Dempsey not returning.
Lawsuit seeks to expand Colorado’s ban on female genital mutilation to also prohibit male circumcision
Tristan Huff, of Fort Collins, and Adam Schwartz, of Denver, filed a lawsuit in Denver District Court, arguing that banning female genital mutilation but allowing circumcision amounts to sex discrimination.
A Trump order asked national park visitors to flag ‘negative’ historical info. They had other ideas
Public comments show backlash against a Trump administration effort to remove “negative” history exhibits from U.S. national parks.
Campground temporarily bans tents, tent-trailers after bear activity
Gore Creek Campground near Vail bans soft-sided tents and trailers after bear activity.
Longmont City Council bans ‘hyperscale’ data centers
Longmont City Council voted 6-1 to prohibit hyperscale data centers within city limits, adopting new restrictions aimed at preventing some of the largest energy-intensive facilities in the country from locating in Longmont.
Colorado youth driving fatalities nearly doubled in past decade, transportation officials say
The number of young people dying in crashes on Colorado’s roads has nearly doubled in the last decade, CDOT says.