Cherry Hills mansion fetches $10M, tops April home sales
A gated estate in Cherry Hills Village, renovated from the studs up, sold for $10.3 million, making it April’s highest-priced home sale in the Denver area.
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Rowan Edson coming through in clutch for CU Buffs women’s lacrosse
Freshman Rowan Edson scored the winning goal for the Colorado women’s lacrosse team in a win against Jacksonville in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Buffaloes host state rival Denver in the second round.
‘Surveillance pricing’ ban, RTD overhaul, a ‘super-secret memo’ and more from the Colorado legislature this week
For the second consecutive year, Colorado lawmakers are set to pass legislation that would ban companies from using price-setting algorithms.
Kindred Resort opens first phase at Keystone Mountain
The long-awaited Kindred Resort opened Thursday at the base of Keystone Mountain in Summit County, a legacy project decades in the making.
Colorado lacrosse rallies past Jacksonville in NCAA Tournament showdown
The Colorado women’s lacrosse team rallied late to defeat Jacksonville in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Prentup Field in Boulder.
Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Dorland will resign this summer
Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Tracy Dorland announced Friday that she will step down from leading Colorado’s second-largest K-12 district this summer. Her last day will be on July 5.
Today in History: May 9, freighter slams into Tampa Bay bridge, killing 35
35 people were killed when a freighter rammed the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay in Florida, causing a 1,300-foot section of the southbound span to collapse.
Pentagon watchdog declines to probe Kid Rock flights
Hegseth has publicly supported the pilots and Kid Rock over the episode.
Trump is lifting restrictions on hunting in national parks, refuges and wilderness areas
The move is raising questions about visitor safety and resource preservation on the sites.
Denver police reverse course on loosening Taser policy after watchdog cries foul
The Denver Police Department for 10 days broadened its use-of-force policy to allow officers to use Tasers in more circumstances in April.