How to register your car in Colorado: Cost, special plates and paperwork
Finally ready to register those expired tags? Denver police will be looking for you starting next week.
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As litigation looms and drought takes its toll, state officials defiant over Colorado River’s future
Streamflows on Colorado’s Western Slope are at near-record or record lows.
Can more duplexes and townhomes help save Colorado’s housing shortage?
These models of ownership can help the ‘missing middle,’ or people sandwiched between affordable-housing and the market rate.
Colorado is literally begging you to go fishing at these lakes and reservoirs
Extreme drought conditions have led to unrestricted fishing in several areas.
Colorado sues Aurora ICE facility operator for blocking tuberculosis investigation
The state has been trying to investigate the detainment center for months.
We tried Denver’s new Waymo self-driving taxis. Here’s what you need to know
Autonomous rides will open to the public later this year. We got a sneak peek.
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Budget Breaks: Denver’s money problems have created cracks in city services
Here’s how city budget cuts are affecting everyday life in Denver.
City Park bandstand reconstruction approved by Landmark Commission
Almost everyone is behind the effort, but there were still some sticking points, from the roof down.
Spell check: Denver installs misspelled “Califorina” street sign
Everybody makes mistakes.
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Cherry Creek Trail floods during big rains, just like it’s supposed to
“If you see it raining that hard and nobody’s really getting flooded, that success didn’t happen on its own.”
Trump administration appeals dismissal of Colorado voter data case
The DOJ has sued 30 states for refusing to turn over unredacted voter rolls. Federal judges have dismissed 22 of the cases so far.
Denver to bring back online system for fighting parking tickets
Drivers have been forced to dispute tickets in person since last September.
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Denver gas prices are up big, but for how long?
Inflation at the station happened fast, but there’s hope for relief, at least.
Cannabis calendar: Weed-friendly summer market and comedy show
Relax or get after it, all with a little help from the plant.
Heat-related illnesses spike in Colorado as climate change fuels record temperatures
Extreme heat can be “invisible” compared to wildfires and drought, but it’s more dangerous by far.
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Another person arrested by ICE while trying to board a flight at DIA
The man was arrested while attempting to board a flight to California.
White House emails reportedly tie Tina Peters prison sentence to Colorado funding cuts
State officials believe a late-night email and brainstorming call was proof of presidential retaliation.
Bill Mosher moving on as Denver’s Chief Projects Officer
Mosher agreed to work through 2025. As projects built up, he promised to stay through the first quarter of 2026 … then again through the second quarter of this year.
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Legendary news exec Roger Ogden looks at the future of local TV on the way to Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Ogden is is largely responsible for turning 9News into one of the most successful local television outlets in American broadcasting history.
Colorado issues public health order over tuberculosis case at Aurora ICE facility
It comes nearly two months after the Adams County Health Department issued an order on the same issue.
Does Denver’s elevation really make hangovers worse?
Not exactly…but kind of.
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Colorado school board involved in ‘public Christian school’ drama violated open meetings law, judge rules
The school closed permanently in May, but the court ruling could open the way for the state to claw back around $300,000 in funding given to the school.