Human remains found near Boulder over 50 years ago identified
The Boulder County Coroner’s Office has identified remains found nearly 55 years ago as 22-year-old Douglas Sumner.
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The Trump administration is ending a Medicare drug subsidy program. Here’s how it could affect costs
Millions of older adults on Medicare prescription drug coverage could face higher monthly costs in 2027. The Trump administration said this week it has decided to end a temporary subsidy program that helped offset premiums for the past two years.
Colorado family sues Young Life for negligence in daughter’s death
Adelaide Rowell, 19, was volunteering at a Young Life camp in Oregon when she died in 2024, according to the lawsuit.
Cargill, union reach tentative agreement to end monthslong labor lockout in Fort Morgan
The Cargill meatpacking plant and a union in Fort Morgan reached a tentative agreement that would end a months-long labor dispute that threatened to cripple the local economy.
Another woman alleges sexual assault by same Salvation Army employee at a Denver homeless shelter
A second woman says she was attacked by the same Salvation Army employee who was arrested last year after being accused of a sexual assault at a Denver homeless shelter, a new lawsuit says.
SM Energy grows downtown Denver footprint at 1700 Lincoln
SM Energy Co. is expanding its presence in downtown Denver, leasing an additional 50,455 square feet at 1700 Lincoln.
Trump says he may pull Blanche’s attorney general nomination until dissenting senators leave office
President Donald Trump says he may withdraw Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general until John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office.
Montana man hikes out of the mountains to get help after he was impaled by a trekking pole
A Montana slipped and impaled himself on his trekking pole while hiking Froze-to-Death Plateau. The pole missed all his major organs.
150 things that make Colorado quintessentially cool
As the Centennial State celebrates its 150th birthday, here are 150 things that are quintessentially Colorado.
Senators still working with SEC, Big Ten on thorny issues involved in college sports bill
Senate negotiators are working to resolve thorny differences with leaders of the Southeastern and Big Ten Conferences over revisions to a bill designed to regulate college sports that sponsors want a vote on before the chamber goes on summer break next week.