Trump hails ‘truly great friendship’ with Xi Jinping as the Chinese leader begins his state visit
President Donald Trump is hailing the “truly great friendship” he’s forged with Xi Jinping as the Chinese leader begins his state visit.
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Six months out from planting roots in Boulder, Sundance unveils expanded film lineup
Sundance Institute will expand its festival’s film competitions, revive New Frontier and add new international recognition when the festival moves to Boulder in 2027.
Health insurance premiums on Colorado’s individual market to rise 10% in 2027
Premiums on the state’s individual health insurance marketplace will rise an average of 10% next year, though the increase will be relatively small for people who qualify for financial help, according to the Colorado Division of Insurance.
House Republicans unveil a $95 billion plan for the Iran war, farm aid and elections
House Republicans unveiled a $95 billion plan focused on boosting defense, aiding farmers and enacting stricter voter registration rules.
Emails show FBI Director Kash Patel’s Hawaii trip included ‘VIP snorkel’ at a Pearl Harbor memorial
Exclusive government emails reveal Kash Patel took a controversial “VIP snorkel” at the USS Arizona, a hallowed site and military cemetery.
Colorado leaders oppose EPA plan to roll back pollution limits on power plants
Colorado leaders who oversee public health and the environment opposed the Trump administration’s plans to roll back rules that require power plants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Denver doctor qualifies for ballot to take on Democrat Melat Kiros as independent candidate for Congress
Shimon Blau, a Denver doctor, qualified for the November ballot Friday as an independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District to take on Democratic nominee Melat Kiros, a democratic socialist.
Buffs’ Chris Marve applying lessons from past experience to new role at CU
Colorado Buffaloes defensive coordinator Chris Marve is applying the lessons he learned at Virginia Tech to his new job with the Buffs.
500-teen crowd vandalized, stole from Aurora shopping center, police say
A group of 500 teenagers became a “public safety issue” at an Aurora shopping center parking lot when some of the teens started vandalizing and stealing things from nearby businesses on Sunday afternoon, police officials said.
Downed powerlines delay traffic in south Denver metro
Power lines collapsed across University Boulevard in Greenwood Village on Wednesday, delaying traffic, according to law enforcement.