60-year-old dies in apparent parachuting crash in Boulder County
60-year-old Takashi Koyama was found dead from an apparent parachuting accident in a Boulder County field on Sunday.
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Colorado’s top election official wants to know what Trump administration is doing with voter roll data
Months after federal officials demanded voter data, Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and several peers are trying to determine what exactly the Trump administration is doing.
Douglas County teacher arrested by ICE leaves country with family
A Douglas County teacher who was arrested by immigration authorities last month has since left the United States and returned to Peru, her former school said.
Missing Wheat Ridge 14-year-old found safe
A 14-year-old girl last seen in late October was found safe Monday night.
Affordability tops concerns for Colorado Latinos, but criticism mounts for immigration crackdown
"In every aspect of life, Latinos have attenuated their normal behavior and avoided critical locations, like work and school, in order to stay clear of the (enforcement) surge," a pollster...
Trump officials seek to transfer Tina Peters from Colorado prison to federal custody
The request comes after President Trump has repeatedly called for Peters, a prominent supporter of his false stolen election conspiracies from 2020, to be released from her nine-year sentence.
Colorado case heads to U.S. Supreme Court to consider question in lawsuit against Aurora detention center
"This case has been going on since 2014, and we ... are deeply frustrated by Geo's efforts to continue delaying this litigation. All we want is the opportunity to have...
Federal judge blocks new Colorado law requiring social media warning labels for kids
A federal judge in Denver has blocked a new state law that's intended to warn young users about the dangers of too much time on social media.
Colorado lawmakers face ethics complaints over Vail retreat — and how it was paid for
The complaints allege that the legislators violated a state constitutional prohibition on accepting gifts of more than $75 when the caucus's leader sought a $25,000 donation to cover hotel rooms.
Five takeaways from Colorado’s election as voters deliver big Denver bond victory, boost Aurora progressives
From backing a major bond package to embracing a flavored tobacco ban, Denver voters made a series of definitive statements about their priorities and assessments of local leadership Tuesday night.