Boebert, Laubacher clash over veterans votes and outside ads in Denver debate
The two candidates argued over foreign policy, veterans and a $1.5 million ad campaign tied to Boebert's 2023 removal from a Denver performance.
by Sarah Ridgemont
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State investigation finds Aspen Acres fire west of Pueblo started when aspen tree fell on San Isabel Electric power line
The Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control said the Aspen Acres fire started when a tree fell onto San Isabel Electric power lines in Custer County. The fire burned more than 100,000 acres west of Pueblo and destroyed more than 900 buildings.
by David Portine
Boulder climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor gets narrow opening at U.S. Supreme Court
Justices heard arguments in Suncor v. Boulder, which will decide whether the city and county can seek climate damages from ExxonMobil and Suncor in state court.
by Eric Stone
Adams 12 board votes 4-1 to close six schools as enrollment falls by 6,000 students
The Adams 12 Five Star Schools board voted 4 to 1 to close six schools at the end of the 2026 to 2027 school year after district officials reported a drop of more than 6,000 students over seven years. The district will relocate Hulstrom K-8 and open a new arts magnet K-8 school in Northglenn.
by Sarah Ridgemont
Trespasser detained at Denver airport after crossing airfield fence, months after person struck by jet
Denver police detained and hospitalized a trespasser who crossed a Denver International Airport airfield fence on Monday, five months after a separate person was struck by a jet in the same restricted area. Airport officials said the person did not reach a plane or runway, and operations continued.
by David Portine
Judge appoints receiver for 455-unit X Denver apartment tower after owner misses court hearing
A Denver judge placed the 455-unit X Denver tower into receivership after the owner did not show up for a court hearing.
by Jenny Anderson
Lockheed Martin Space to add up to 1,250 jobs in Douglas and Jefferson counties over four years
Lockheed Martin Space said it will add up to 1,250 jobs across its Douglas and Jefferson County facilities over the next four years, expanding its Colorado workforce in cybersecurity, software, technical and administrative roles.
by Sarah Ridgemont
CSU fraternity brothers accused of drugging and rape in new lawsuit
A Larimer County lawsuit says multiple Phi Delta Theta members at Colorado State University helped drug and transport a woman before a fraternity brother raped her.
by Eric Stone
Denver to Add Automated Speed Cameras in 2027, Projecting $3.1 Million More From Traffic Tickets
Denver wants more speed cameras and more parking revenue. Here’s what the mayor’s draft budget says about automated photo radar, tickets, meters and the 2027 rollout.
by Jenny Anderson
Evans and Rutinel trade 'liar' and 'radical' insults at CO-08 debate in Berthoud
Congressional candidates Evans and Rutinel clashed at a debate in Berthoud, calling each other a liar and a radical in Colorado's 8th Congressional District race.
by Sarah Ridgemont
Garrett Companies pays $16.78M for former RK Industries site in Denver's Central Park
Garrett Companies paid $16.78 million for the former RK Industries site in Denver's Central Park neighborhood, according to property records.
by David Portine
Denver man says driver chased Waymo to Broadway and pelted car with eggs near 11th Avenue
A Denver man says a driver chased a Waymo robotaxi to Broadway and threw eggs at it near 11th Avenue. The rider said the vehicle was targeted because it was driverless.
by Eric Stone