Colorado wildfires grow by 41 square miles on hot, dry Fourth
Four Colorado wildfires burned across another 41 square miles on the Fourth of July as thousands of people remain displaced.
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PHOTOS: 16th annual Park Hill 4th of July parade in Denver, Colorado, celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
16th annual Park Hill 4th of July parade in Denver, Colorado, celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
Aspen Acres fire grows by 13,000 acres, Bishop Castle still standing
Popular tourist attraction Bishop Castle in Rye is still standing after the Aspen Acres fire burned close to the structure, officials said
How Phil Weiser connected with voters to defeat Michael Bennet in the Democratic primary for governor
Attorney General Phil Weiser defeated U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet by 13 percentage points amid anti-incumbent sentiment among Colorado voters. Here’s how he won.
Tad Boyle believes Fernando Lovo ‘right guy at the right time’ for CU Buffs
After working together to bring Boston Celtics guard Derrick White back into the CU men’s basketball program, head coach Tad Boyle lauded the early work of first-year athletic director Fernando Lovo.
Today in History: July 4, Declaration of Independence adopted by Second Continental Congress
The Declaration of Independence was adopted by delegates to the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
Luxury meets altitude with the 2026 Range Rover Sport Dynamic
The Range Rover Sport Dynamic SE may spend most of its life in valet lanes and executive parking lots, but it never forgets its off-road DNA.
Aspen Acres fire challenges firefighters as flames consume 28 square miles in hours
Thousands of Coloradans are still displaced by wildfires burning across the state, with the Aspen Acres fire in Pueblo County roaring across 28 square miles in less than a day, making it the eighth largest wildfire in Colorado history.
Man drowns in Chatfield Reservoir after inflatable tube overturns
William “Sonny” Macaluso, 48, drowned in Chatfield Reservoir on Thursday after an inflatable tube carrying him and three children overturned, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said.
Fourth of July fireworks will further pollute Colorado’s smoke-filled air, experts say
When Fourth of July fireworks burst this weekend, they’ll contribute to Colorado’s already poor air quality, adding smoke, soot and toxic chemicals to a sky fouled by wildfire smoke.