Jeffco Public Schools Superintendent Tracy Dorland announced Friday that she will step down from leading Colorado’s second-largest K-12 district this summer. Her last day will be on July 5.
South Florida patients using a newly approved drug for pancreatic cancer say using the medication has significantly extended their survival with the deadly disease.
The administration of President George W. Bush laid out a radical bailout plan calling for a takeover of a half-trillion dollars or more in worthless mortgages and other bad debt held by tottering institutions.
Clinton Roosevelt Dale, 51, is charged with 12 counts of willfully preparing false tax returns for clients and laundering money through his business, Blue Bear Tax Solutions, federal officials said in a news release Tuesday.
Front Range passenger rail officials are moving ahead with plans to build a Colorado Connector train stop near the Denver Broncos’ planned new stadium.
Colorado State opens a new era of football Saturday as the Rams begin their season with the Border War against Wyoming. Head coach Jim Mora wants to contest to be about his team and not himself.
SpotHero, a prepaid parking app, will make about 3,000 parking spots available downtown for $5 during certain hours under the program with Mayor Mike Johnston that aims to draw more visitors.
And Denver’s housing market is one of the weakest anywhere when it comes to price appreciation. Adjusting for inflation, the typical condo or townhome owner has lost 7.5% in “real” value.
The Colorado men’s basketball team added sorely-needed rebounding help, signing former UNC Greensboro forward Justin Neely. Neely led the Southern Conference in rebounding in 2025-26.
The Colorado PUC began the process of creating rules for Xcel’s “public safety power shutoffs.”