Peters said to be pushing White House on plan to scrutinize midterm results.

Republican Gabe Evans and Democrat Manny Rutinel, who both want to represent the 8th Congressional District, had a lively and at times contentious debate in the most competitive Colorado race.

The city expects to bring in $3.1 million more from traffic tickets.

Julissa Soto and her former campaign director Joseph Silva parted ways at the end of September. Lawsuits and a restraining order followed.

A hiking group of retired women have traversed some of Colorado's highest peaks and, now, the history of north Denver.

The university aims to welcome its first cohort in August 2027.

The donation-powered festival will return next year.

The state’s sluggish housing market stands out as high interest rates sap buyer demand across the U.S.

A Columbine Valley Police sergeant wrongly accused Chrisanna Elser of package theft in September 2025.

The complaint covers retaliatory action against members of the bargaining unit and refusing to provide bargaining information.

The popular field trip locale was evacuated "out of an abundance of caution."

Colorado Asian Pacific United wants to revamp the alleyway downtown. But first, city council has to change the municipal code.

Denver, I choose you!

The effort to provide greater oversight follows a CPR News investigation of mental and behavioral health spending in the city.

The Stonehouse has been both a single-family home and a post-World War II apartment complex.

As Walmart prepares to bring drone delivery to the region, Colorado cities are trying to figure out how much control they have over the technology.

The high court will not issue an opinion on the contentious case for several months

Demolition is treated as a last resort for unused space, but places like 1300 Logan St. long outlive their purpose.

Temperatures could run as much as 20 degrees above normal Monday, with 90-degree heat possible in northern Colorado.

Some resorts are hoping to open “ASAP.”

A series about a young migrant, an international gang, and how Aurora, Colorado, became a test case for Trump’s mass deportation campaign.

Remember that famous line from the 1982 horror classic Poltergeist, when Carol Anne presses her hands against the static-filled television in the dark

Low water devastated recreation; effects on fish and electrical production could be next

The annual event brings together kids with hearing loss from across the state

A recent New York Times investigation found Malta has become the new hotspot for US companies, including Colorado-based Crocs, who want to dodge corporate taxes.

Colorado doctors say it’s a good idea if you do too.

CPW says it will continue to work with livestock producers to mitigate wolf attacks but that it must address lower-than-normal adult wolf survival rate and pup survival rate that’s expected to fall.

The lawsuit claims Addenbrooke Classical Academy did not take action to investigate, stop or prevent the harassment of the Black student.

The Colorado Avalanche agreed to terms with Jared Bednar, the head coach with the most wins in franchise history.

We’re calling it a muscle mystery.

The shelter is part of the city’s broader goal to end family homelessness.

Another autonomous vehicle company is testing a small fleet on Denver streets.

A campaign loaded with positive messages about the Colorado Connector include paid Instagram influencers and targeted mailers.

For one, you still have plenty of time to register to vote.

But keep anything with plastic coatings or used with cleaning products in the trash.

Ahead of shows in Pueblo and Denver this week, the SNL alum discusses her quest for comedy excellence.

It's been an at-times rocky road for the stadium in the Baker neighborhood.

A "DIVA" is a show at the Denver Art Museum.

The fight over the future of The Park Hill Shopping Center heads to court.

The school board member said too much of his time has been "consumed" by internal conflict.

David Corboy used his social media platform to organize the event in support of liberal causes.

The festival has faced some backlash for being overpriced for the quality of the food. We didn't disagree.

Council members said their neighborhoods weren’t ready for density, while housing advocates decried the change.

First Mile Free hopes that covering the cost can close a public transit accessibility gap.

Two bus passengers were injured, but neither were taken to the hospital.

Agency staff were going to present concepts built around a 20% reduction in service, the board chair said.

Some council members said the city failed at community outreach.

You have just over a week to vote on Denver’s five sidewalk stamp contest finalists.

Two people on the bus were injured, but neither went to the hospital. The status of the person or people in the vehicle is unknown.