Colorado Latinos are increasingly unhappy with President Donald Trump, but they are also turning their frustration toward how their own state is run amid mounting affordability concerns.
Farms and ranches across Colorado — including Honey Rock Landing in Delta, Billy Goat Hop Farm in Montrose, Elevation tea company in Hotchkiss, and James Ranch in Durango — welcome tourists looking to take a break from digital devices, all while bolstering their bottom lines.
A Denver bankruptcy court heard CU Buffs head football coach Deion Sanders’ deposition on Tuesday in a trial that could determine whether his son, Shilo Sanders, can erase more than $11 million in debt.
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.
A graduated income tax measure qualified for the Colorado ballot on Tuesday. It will join several other ballot measures — on income taxes, education funding, immigration, fentanyl and hunting.
Fixes to South Platte River Trail in Denver reopen formerly “unsafe” stretch by Mississippi Avenue and between Johnson-Habitat Park
Colorado State announced its 2026-27 nonconference men’s basketball schedule Monday. The Rams will play nine home games before conference play begins, including its first five.
After struggling to a 3-9 mark in 2025, the Colorado Buffaloes have finally reached the end of the preseason with a chance to start reversing the program’s fortunes in a season-opening matchup at Georgia Tech.
An Aurora man is suing Denver International Airport after he fell and smashed his face into the airport floor last year, causing a serious brain injury.
The House has passed a short-term measure to fund the federal government into early December. The move is designed to avoid a chaotic shutdown as lawmakers campaign for reelection.