The 60-day clock is ticking on further talks between the United States and Iran on the interim deal they signed earlier this month, but it’s not clear when their negotiators will meet again.
Federal investigators are examining the deaths of three wildland firefighters killed battling the Snyder Mesa fire in western Colorado over the weekend in what officials called a “burnover” event.
The Colorado Supreme Court has rejected five partisan redistricting ballot measures, dealing a blow to Democrats’ plans to redraw Colorado’s congressional maps for the 2028 election.
The Supreme Court has held that constitutional privacy protections extend to cellphone location information, ruling in the case of a bank robber whose identity was discovered through a geofence warrant.
The Willow fire started Sunday on U.S. Forest Service land below Mount Massive, near Twin Mounds, according to the Lake County Office of Emergency Management.
The firefighters killed over the weekend were identified as Emily Barker of Michigan, Nick Hutcherson of Arizona and Sydney Watson of Alabama.
Three wildfires burning in western Colorado have consumed roughly 44,000 acres, killed three firefighters and injured two.
Comcast plans to split into 2 public companies, one that would include NBCUniversal and Sky and the other focused on broadband and wireless.
Residents and businesses in a west Arvada neighborhood have been grappling with power outages for at least two weeks. Xcel Energy says it has fixed the problem: overly sensitive settings on wildfire-reduction equipment.
The case of Lightning the German shepherd illustrates the stakes of Denver’s dangerous dog prosecutions, an oft-unscrutinized area of law enforcement that sits at the intersection of the city’s animal welfare, public safety and court systems.