Grand Junction high school students, coach remain hospitalized after Lakewood bus crash
A wrestling team from Mesa County was on their way back to the Western Slope when the collision happened.
Trump pardons former Nuggets president accused in Texas arena bid-rigging case
The order adds to a growing list of prominent sports figures pardoned by the president.
Dec. 3, 2025: NREL’s new name, Parks & Wildlife director out, Denver’s short-lived rave tunnel
Denver’s underground music scene has shrunk, but people are still trying to party in some unusual places.
More snow headed for Colorado as active weather pattern returns
Snow totals could make Wednesday’s commute tricky.
Small business owners ask you to ‘vote with your dollars’ this holiday shopping season
Many rely on the last few weeks of the year to hit their profit projections and stay open.
Nov. 26, 2025: ICE lawsuit ruling, airport mustang’s needed updates, car insurance costs, World Cup skiing at Copper
First, an update on the federal lawsuit over ICE’s detention practices. Then, Colorado’s most iconic sculpture — the one at DIA — just underwent some much needed maintenance.
Local turkeys find their way to the table — and the governor’s mansion this Thanksgiving
A family farm in Fort Collins is proving there’s still room — and appetite — for local food done right.
In Colorado, the loss of Farmers’ Almanac marks the end of an era where local anecdotes and tips kept farms healthy
The print publication is coming to an end after more than 200 years in circulation.
Nov. 25, 2025: Xcel plan to raise your rate, the Republican leading on health insurance subsidies, Sand Creek Massacre
Why Xcel Energy says it needs to raise rates. Plus, a Colorado Republican has been trying to get an extension for expanded health insurance subsidies.
Colorado, other states demand millions from real estate giant they say helped inflate rent prices
State Attorney General promises to protect renters.
Colorado’s snowpack is lagging, badly, but forecasters say there’s still time to recover
Denver is closing in on one of its latest first snowfalls ever.
The government is open again, but flight cancellations will remain elevated for now
Passengers may not feel the sting, but workers will.
South Metro Fire District avoids cuts, now plans to grow after mill levy win
After years of rising demand and budget strain, South Metro Fire says the vote means stability — and accountability — for the future.
The government might reopen this week, but it will take airports months to recover
After the 2019 shutdown, it took more than two months for air traffic controllers to be fully compensated.
Inflation isn’t scaring off Halloween shoppers
Consumer survey shows holiday spending will reach a record $13.1 billion.
Friday marks the first missed paycheck for federal workers, but who else will be impacted as the shutdown grinds on?
Analysts warn: “This one feels different”.
