Lauren Boebert apologizes to Muslims after her remarks about Ilhan Omar
The Council on American-Islamic Relations condemned Boebert's remarks and urged Republican leaders to repudiate Boebert's remarks.
Biden sets out oil, gas leasing reform, stops short of public-lands ban
Long-awaited Interior Department report recommends hiking federal royalty rates for oil and gas drilling, which have not been raised for 100 years.
Teen dead after exchanging gunfire with ex-police officer in Aurora
the shooting happened after the 36-year-old former officer got into an argument with a group of teens over careless driving
Federal judge tells Colorado lawyers to pay defendants’ attorneys fees in unsuccessful election fraud case
U.S. Magistrate Judge N. Reid Neureiter ruled in August that attorneys Gary D. Fielder and Ernest J. Walker should pay penalties
Hiker finds remains of 4th, final victim of Colorado flood that followed Cameron Peak fire
The remains of Diana Brown, 57, of San Antonio, were found Saturday, according to the Larimer County Sheriff's Office
Teen arrested in drive-by shooting near Aurora high school that left 6 wounded
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested
Volunteer deal for Colorado COVID management cost taxpayers $1.6 million
Colorado paid a group of Gov. Jared Polis' business associates who "volunteered" to help manage the pandemic $630,000. Then it paid another $1 million.
3 teens arrested in shooting at Aurora high school
The three suspects are all 16 years old
Aurora police union president suspended over email attacking city’s new diversity agreement
Officer Doug Wilkinson called Aurora's new diversity agreement "sexist and racist," saying the department should hire "crackheads" and "child molesters" to match the diversity of the community
3 students shot in Aurora high school parking lot
The shooting came after six students from another Aurora high school were shot and injured Monday at a park near their school
Interior secretary orders removal of racist terms, aims to change place names
U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on Friday formally declared “squaw” a derogatory term
Colorado officials hear options on how, when and where to restore gray wolves
Colorado voters last year narrowly approved a ballot initiative to reintroduce wolves on public lands in the sparsely populated Western Slope by 2023
Aurora Public Schools pays $5.5 million settlement in sex abuse case
Aurora Public Schools does not admit guilt in the Aug. 19 settlements except for “the conduct of James Dolmas."
U.S. overdose deaths topped 100,000 in one year, officials say
Experts believe the top drivers are the growing prevalence of deadly fentanyl in the illicit drug supply and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ex-Craig city councilman sentenced as sex offender
A First District Court judge sentenced 50-year-old Brian MacKenzie on Friday
Kaiser Permanente, unions reach labor deal to avert strike
The Alliance of Health Care Unions and Kaiser Permanente jointly announced the agreement, staving off a potentially crippling strike in which 32,000 employees, most of them in Southern California, threatened to walk off the job
Police say teens set fatal house fire in northeast Denver, killing Senegalese immigrants, after phone theft
Kevin Bui and Gavin Seymour, two juveniles, have been charged as adults in the case
Fight over U.S. wolf protections goes before federal judge
Federal officials contend that wolves are resilient enough to bounce back even if their numbers drop sharply due to intensive hunting. They say protections are no longer warranted.
COVID-19 hot spots like Colorado may offer a sign of what’s ahead for the U.S.
Hospitals in New Mexico and Colorado are overwhelmed
Afghanistan war vet in Colorado helps Afghan refugees resettle in US
Tens of thousands of Afghans have been flown to the U.S. since the war wound down, and most are still living in temporary housing at military bases across the country
