Denver Could Break Temperature Records on Christmas: What to Know
Denver is forecasted to be hotter than parts of Arizona on December 25.
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Five Most Expensive Homes Sold in Metro Denver in 2025
Five homes sold for $10 million or more, from a penthouse to a 600-plus-acre ranch.
Is This Thing On? Xcel Customers Sound Off After “Devastating” Power Shutoffs.
“Xcel just made this the worst Christmas ever!!!”
Immigrant Activist Jeanette Vizguerra Released After Nine Months in Detention
Named one of TIME’s most influential people, she was arrested in March outside her job at Target.
Don’t Expect Gummies or Chocolates at Colorado Psilocybin Centers
Infused candies are popular in the underground and personal-use spaces, but licensed healing centers aren’t interested right now.
Denver Animal Shelter Saw a Record Number of Pets Surrendered in 2025
Over 2,800 pets were left at the pound by their owners this year — the most surrenders in at least two decades.
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Colorado State Senator Legally Drunk at Time of Fatal Crash, Coroner’s Report Says
Winter died at the scene. The sheriff’s office determined that she was at fault for the crash.
Denver Airport Flight Delays and Cancellations Soar Amid High Winds
DIA leads the country in flight delays and has canceled the second-most flights so far today.
Denver Schools Enrollment Dropped by 1,200 as Immigrant Students Left the City
The drop may lead to what Denver’s superintendent calls “operational shifts.”
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“We’re All Scrambling”: More Wind, Power Outages Leave Colorado in the Dark
As thousands of Xcel customers prepare to lose electricity through the weekend, Boulder business owners want to know why power lines are still above ground.
Trump Rescheduling Order Sends Shockwaves Through Colorado’s Struggling Cannabis, CBD Markets
One Colorado company has already announced an online CBD marketplace for senior citizens.
Judge Blocks Trump Policy That Limited Congressional Visits to ICE Facilities
Colorado’s Joe Neguse and Jason Crow among members of Congress who sued over policy after Crow was denied entry this year.
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Palantir CEO Buys Colorado Monastery for $120 Million, Plans to Use as a Home
Rather than monks, the Old Snowmass property will now house a tech billionaire enabling ICE deportations and attacks on Gaza.
Aurora’s New City Council Faces Questions About Police, Tobacco in 2026
Residents welcomed the four new councilmembers after a tumultuous two years, but past drama still hangs over meetings.
Xcel Shuts Off Power to Nearly 100,000 Customers in Boulder, Along Front Range
Tens of thousands of customers in Boulder and Jefferson counties are without electricity, with more listed on potential outage warnings.
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Colorado Has Sued the Trump Administration 47 Times in 2025
Expect that number to keep increasing in the new year.
Could Denver Have a White Christmas? “You’re Telling Me There’s a Chance.”
Even Lloyd Christmas would have a hard time holding out hope this year.
The Sports Castle Could Get New Owner for a 100th Birthday Present
“We always look to celebrate the history, character and soul of the building while breathing new life into it, creating spaces for the community to come together.”
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Northern Colorado Town Has the Worst Drivers in the State
And the town has Lauren Boebert, too!
States Will Keep Pushing AI Laws Despite Trump’s Efforts to Stop Them
The president singled out Colorado in his executive order.
Disability Advocates Back Federal Probe of Colorado Prisons, Allege Years of Violations
Though the Justice Department’s timing is suspicious, advocates call the investigation “an important step toward accountability.”
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Green Alert: Colorado Cannabis Space Eager for Trump to Reschedule
“Colorado’s cannabis industry has been in a free-fall since 2021, and 2025 sales are trending down yet again, so operators here desperately need a lifeline.”