
Colorado’s Catholic bishops back ballot measures on transgender youth
Initiatives 109 and 110 would change how transgender youth can participate in sports and limit gender-affirming care.

By Tony Gorman

Two Coloradans returned home for PWHL match, while Denverites demanded a women’s hockey team
Coloradans Nicole Hensley and Peyton Anderson of the Minnesota Frost took on the New York Siren in the Professional Women’s Hockey League Takeover Tour at Ball Arena.

By Tony Gorman

Two Colorado stars return home for Professional Women’s Hockey League Takeover Tour in Denver
Peyton Anderson, Olympian Nicole Hensley, and the Minnesota Frost play the New York Sirens at Ball Arena Sunday.

By Tony Gorman

Drive for five! The US Paralympic sled hockey team is one win away from winning a fifth consecutive gold medal
Team USA could be the first country to sweep the sport of hockey at the Winter Olympics and Paralympics.

By Tony Gorman

Wheelchair curler Dan Rose pushes through to his first Winter Paralympics
The Wisconsin native and Army veteran found wheelchair curling after his injury in Afghanistan and moving to Colorado.

By Tony Gorman

Winter Olympians return to Colorado for The Snow League in Aspen
But first, they made a stop in Denver to talk Milano-Cortina and show off their moves.

By Tony Gorman

State health officials warn Broomfield High School students and staff might have been exposed to measles
CDPHE officials believe the latest confirmed case of measles might indicate additional local infections.

By Tony Gorman


RTD could see layoffs as the agency deals with $250 million shortfall
The layoffs would not include union workers.

By Tony Gorman

Lindsey Vonn isn’t the only comeback story from Colorado at the Winter Olympics
Liz Lemley wins gold while others make inspiring finishes.

By Tony Gorman

RTD Board Chair believes FasTracks will never be built — and alternatives should be considered
“We’ll never build FasTracks. Shocker, right?”


Driver convicted of hitting and killing rising cycling star Magnus White faces new charges
Yeva Smilianska, who was convicted last year for the hit-and-run death of USA Junior National Team cyclist Magnus White, is facing new felony charges.

By Tony Gorman

CU alumni are losing their @colorado.edu emails
The “Email for Life” program is no longer for life.

By Tony Gorman

Habemus archiepiscopum! Colorado Springs bishop James Golka appointed as next archbishop of Denver
Golka has led the Diocese of Colorado Springs since 2021. He will be installed on March 25.

By Tony Gorman

Elevating accessibility in Colorado’s Great Outdoors and beyond
Colorado is known for its mountain ranges, hiking trails, and rivers. But the state’s great outdoors is not always inclusive of people with disabilities. Alvaro Silberstein wants to change that. He founded a booking platform called “Wheel The World” which has now expanded to include places in Colorado.

By Tony Gorman

Family of a man shot and killed by a Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy files wrongful death lawsuit
Jalin Seabron was celebrating his birthday when Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy Nicholas Moore showed up for a separate shooting involving a female suspect.

By Tony Gorman
