Denver records second-hottest July on record
The average temperature in July was 78.7 degrees, according to weather service records. That’s the second-warmest July on record in Denver.
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Federal judge tosses Trump administration lawsuit seeking Colorado’s unredacted voter rolls
A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to force Colorado election officials to turn over unredacted copies of the state’s voter rolls.
Chris Marve leaning on offseason lessons as CU Buffs open training camp
Chris Marve spent last season on hiatus from coaching, but the new defensive coordinator for Colorado is applying the lessons of an offseason of observation and studying into his role with the Buffaloes as CU begins preseason training camp.
Nurses chase cyclospora, aided by interviews, fast-food receipts — and the messy details
Cyclospora symptoms can take as long as two weeks to appear.
Four storylines and questions heading into fall camp for CSU football
Colorado State football begins fall camp Wednesday in Fort Collins. Here are a few storylines to follow as the team builds toward its Sept. 5 season opener against Wyoming
Suspect sketch released of man who attacked 73-year-old hiker in Boulder Canyon
The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office released a suspect sketch of a man who reportedly attacked a 73-year-old hiker in Boulder Canyon in June.
Chipotle pulls jalapeños from some restaurants as health officials investigate salmonella outbreak
It did not specify how many of its restaurants were impacted.
Fired judge says Colorado’s immigration courts focus on rapid deportations, not due process
Colorado-based Judge Brea C. Burgie is speaking out on her firing in June by the Trump administration amid its efforts to reshape the immigration court system to deport millions of immigrants.
LA County fire officials say electrical tower sparked deadly Eaton fire
The fire killed at least 19 people while destroying roughly 9,000 structures.
This summer isn’t breaking heat records — yet. Wait until El Nino kicks in, scientists say
With parts of the globe aflame in wildfires, deadly heat waves parking over cities, record hot oceans and a strengthening super El Nino, it seems like we’re baking through the hottest year on record. But we’re not quite there — yet. It’s only No. 3 in the record books.