CSU extends contract of women’s head basketball coach Ryun Williams
Ryun Williams, the winningest coach in Colorado State women’s basketball history agreed to a contract extension through 2031 on Tuesday
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Trump is threatening to bomb Oman, but why?
U.S. President Donald Trump is angry with Oman over its talks with Iran about managing the Strait of Hormuz that lies between the countries. Trump this week threatened to bomb the sultanate if it “gets in the way.”
Vail announces 2026-27 opening dates for its Colorado ski resorts
Colorado ski area open dates 2026-27: Breckenridge Ski Resort scheduled to open on Nov. 6, Vail Mountain on Nov. 13, and Beaver Creek Resort and Crested Butte Mountain Resort on Nov. 25. Keystone Resort will open as soon as possible in October.
ABC sues FCC over challenge to its broadcast licenses, saying actions present ‘existential threat’
ABC has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s Federal Communications Commission, alleging violation of its First Amendment rights.
When will Colorado’s leaves turn gold this fall?
The effects of drought will be evident this fall when Colorado’s leaf peeping season arrives early with a color change that is less vibrant than years with normal or above average levels of precipitation.
US and Canada hold last-minute talks to stop Trump’s 50% tariffs
President Donald Trump to impose 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian products if negotiations can’t find a solution to avoid them.
Astronomy and space sciences are soaring right now with kids. Keeping them engaged is much harder.
Astronomy is having a moment, but will kids stick around after it passes? Here’s how to encourage STEM engagement.
Two more Rock Bottoms shutter, leaving one brewpub left in Colorado
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, which started in Denver 35 years ago, closed two more locations, in Centennial and Highlands Ranch.
Former aide sues Colorado state Rep. Sheila Lieder, accuses lawmaker of forced campaign work
Former aide Jennifer Chick sued state Rep. Sheila Lieder last week, alleging the Littleton Democrat duped her into working on her political campaign and drove her to quit over vacation plans.
Denver school board gets vulnerable, works to restore trust during daylong retreat
Members of Denver Public Schools’ elected board broached concerns about a lack of trust among directors at a daylong retreat Monday, a conversation that started prickly but ended with signs of momentum toward better working together.