Gov. Jared Polis pardons 29 Coloradans convicted of crimes
Gov. Jared Polis pardoned 29 people convicted of crimes in Colorado for crimes ranging from theft to fraud and drug possession.
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How the Trump administration is expanding its immigration crackdown to people entering legally
The State Department has paused all immigrant visa applications while it briefs consular officials around the world on a new policy that aims to keep out people who are considered potential drains on public coffers.
Today in History: August 27, Barack Obama becomes first Black presidential nominee by a major political party
Barack Obama was nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention in Denver, becoming the first Black presidential nominee from a major political party.
A judge suspends charges against an ex-Marine arrested on Trump’s golf course with ammunition
Jeanine John Taele was sent to a mental health court for evaluation.
Summit County sheriff pauses Flock Safety cameras for 30 days
Summit County Sheriff Jaime FitzSimons halted use of Flock Safety license plate readers amid scrutiny over privacy, data sharing and oversight.
Denver Broncos fans, meet your meaty new game-day bite: the 2-foot-long ‘Beast in a Blanket’
The “Beast in a Blanket,” a new Empower Field at Mile High menu item, may dethrone the Glizzilla hot dog at Coors Field for most over-the-top game day snack.
Colorado’s wolves stay in northwest part of the state, new map shows, even as pups begin to wander
Colorado’s collared wolves remained in the northwest part of the state over the last month, even as pups born this spring began to venture out, according to CPW’s latest map.
New linebackers setting higher standard on CU Buffs defense
Colorado owned the second-worst run defense in the nation in 2025, but the new linebacker trio of Gideon Lampron, Liona Lefau and Tyler Martinez plan to change that this season.
Coloradans are turning lights off to protect birds as more than 5 million fly over the state some nights amid fall migration
As millions of birds start to head south for the winter, Coloradans are turning off outdoor lights to help darken the path for these nocturnal migrators.
Colorado inmate who lost leg while incarcerated at CoreCivic prison files negligence lawsuit
Paul Knuth was denied adequate medical care for days after alerting employees at the Bent County Correctional Facility to “debilitating” pain in his right foot, according to a lawsuit.