Senator opens inquiry into US Center for SafeSport’s hiring of an investigator charged with sex crimes
The chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee is looking into how a former police officer landed an investigator's job at the U.S. Center for SafeSport despite sex-crime allegations that littered his past.
Colorado firefighters reflect on helping LA wildfire victims and look ahead to better local collaboration
A crew from Aurora Fire Rescue was part of a strike team on an 18-day deployment in California.
Colorado joins lawsuit challenging Trump’s NIH cuts that could dismantle state’s health research industry
Researchers in Colorado are using words like “catastrophic” and “bombshell” to describe the potential impact of the 15 percent cap.
Does Colorado pay out claims for damage caused by shoddy roads? Yes, but only rarely
Just two out of 500 claims filed recently have been paid. A spokesperson says that’s because the state is good at fixing the roads.
State troopers will inspect whether trucks follow chain laws along I-70 on Monday
Temporary signage and message boards will alert drivers to pull into Dotsero Port at Exit 133 Eastbound on 1-70. The chain checks are weather dependent.
How does psilocybin alter the brain? We talked to a scientist to find out
Researchers at CU Anschutz are studying the effect of psychedelic mushrooms on patients with treatment-resistant depression.
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Colorado to consider adding ‘Do Not Sell’ registry to prevent suicides from firearms
Four states have set up procedures for people to restrict sales of guns to themselves voluntarily.
Trump puts up roadblocks to Colorado’s plan to build electric vehicle chargers along highways
The state was counting on a $5 billion federal program to help pay for more than 60 new fast chargers over the next two years.
How a 12-year-old’s petition to protect snow days snowballed into changes for her school district
The district said it will honor Emily’s petition and make the first six snow closures traditional snow days next school year.
An anxious week for some school districts in Colorado comes to a close
Aurora and Denver schools saw a slight decrease in attendance on days when planned immigration enforcement actions were rumored or happened.
Colorado’s Medicaid agency suspends company’s statewide transportation service over billing dispute
MedRide, the state’s largest provider of rides for Medicaid patients, says it is busy trying to get its documentation in order so it can be revalidated.
X Games CEO talks future of judged competition and what an AI owl knows about ‘the economy of motion’
Former professional skier, football player Jeremy Bloom now helms the action sports entity.
Retrial for ex-deputy accused of fatally shooting Christian Glass officially begins with opening statements
Andrew Buen is back on trial after a jury failed to come to a verdict during his previous trial.
Proposed ban on guns with detachable magazines hits snag in Colorado Senate
A Democratic co-sponsor has dropped his support for Senate Bill 3, and debate has been postponed to negotiate with a skeptical Gov. Jared Polis.
Colorado universities closer to paying athletes. But will the public know how much?
The bill would allow the university to pay players from any sport, though football is the most lucrative, for their name, image and likeness rights, otherwise known as NIL.
Fifth annual Goldens in Golden event prepares to fetch hundreds of happy paws and wet noses
For two hours on Saturday, Golden will become ‘The Happiest Place on Earth.’
Unionized King Soopers workers in Pueblo join strike efforts across the Front Range
Workers in Pueblo hit the picket line one day after 10,000 workers across 77 stores in multiple Colorado counties took up signs.
School District 11 in Colorado Springs launches listening sessions
D11 in Colorado Springs wants to hear feedback and share progress on a new employee handbook.
