Who Gets the Dog? Colorado Considers New Pet Custody Law for Breakups
State lawmakers advanced a bill to establish legal standards for pet custody rulings, directing courts to consider the animals’ best interests.
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Honoring Colorado’s Black History Requires Telling Stories That Make Us Think Twice
Is Black Colorado history useful for addressing current injustices and what some see as similar moral dilemmas? Or is the recognition of Black History Month more appropriately seen as a “thank you” card from institutions and organizations?
RTD Plans to Suspend Light Rail Lines, Add Bus Routes During Construction. Here’s How to Navigate.
Downtown light rails lines will be shut down in June, with new bus routes launching in their place.
Law Enforcement Call Colorado State Rep “POS,” “GARBAGE” in Email Exchange
Police officials in Glenwood Springs, Parachute, Rifle and Silt all took part in the digital bashing.
Colorado Lawmakers Considering Significant Changes to Marijuana Laws
State lawmakers are considering major changes to cannabis hospitality, taxes and health care this year.
Court Asked to Review Why Colorado Renters Help Finance Xcel Energy Program
Should landlords be able to pass down the costs of energy-efficient upgrades to renters?
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Denver City Council Advances ICE Mask Ban
ICE agents would face a $1,000 fine and close to a year in jail if the law passes, but questions still remain about enforcement.
Denver Mayor Wants to Pull the Plug on New Data Centers…for Now
According to a tracking map, 47 of Colorado’s 57 data centers are in the Denver area.
Denver Home Sellers Slashing Prices, “Finally Coming to Terms” with Market
Denver had among the highest percentages of home listings that repeatedly reduced the asking price, a national report found.
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State of the Rockies: Concerned About Climate Change, Rollback of Public Land Protections
The annual Conservation in the West poll surveyed voters in eight states.
Aurora Settles With Notorious “Slumlords” for $300,000
The cases involving Venezuelan gang members are winding down, too.
Denver Schools Mulls ICE Policy, Sets Public Comment Dates
“I believe the desire is to possibly codify in policy and in a very public way so we can take an official stance.”
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Colorado Proposal to Consider Misgendering in Child Custody Cases Fails, Again
“We look forward to fighting another day for this effort,” Senator Katie Wallace said.
Highlands Ranch Massage Therapist Jailed for Groping Client
Michael Duran was found guilty of unlawful sexual contact after two clients accused him of misconduct.
Avalanche Danger: What Causes Snow Slopes to Collapse?
A CU physicist and skier explains, with tips for surviving
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Denver Fines Tetra Cannabis Lounge $10,000 for Licensing Violations
Vendors at events in 2025 were accused of illegal weed and psychedelic sales.
Northeast Denver Elected Officials Vow Protection from ICE, Data Centers
“I cannot tell you that the police are going to be where we need them to be when and if those times come.”
Colorado Abortion Fund Saw 84 Percent Jump in Spending on Procedures in 2025
Just under 48 percent of clients receiving funding were from Colorado, and almost 40 percent were Texas residents.
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Colorado Moves to End Child Marriage…But Some Senators Say “I Don’t”
Minors as young as sixteen years old can get married in Colorado. A new bill seeks to raise the minimum age to eighteen.
Aurora School Board Approves Union for Support Staffers
Over 1,800 bus drivers, cafeteria works and other classified staff at Aurora Public Schools can now unionize.
Lauren Boebert’s Son Cited for Child Abuse Again After Toddler Found Wandering From Home
It’s the same headlines, different day for the controversial congresswoman’s son.
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A Higher Calling: The Colorado Bridge Trolls Want You to Join Their Protest Parties
You’ll see them on bridges across Denver, dressed as eagles, tacos, Gumby and Star Wars characters — but their messages are a little more serious.