Biden To Pause New Oil And Gas Leases On Public Lands In Sweeping Climate Order

Colorado had 62 new oil and gas leases on federal lands in fiscal 2019.

Masks, Distancing Still Needed For Months To Come, Colorado COVID-19 Modeling Shows

Gov. Polis urges drugmakers, federal government to speed up vaccine shipments.

Biden Administration Unveils Boost To State COVID-19 Vaccine Shipments

Distribution of minimum 10 million doses per week expected.

‘Not Acceptable, Whatsoever’: Medicaid Mismanagement Draws Lawmaker Scrutiny

Up to $483 million in erroneous 2019 payments due to unaddressed issues at Colorado health care policy department.

Winning $150,000 Powerball Ticket Purchased In Windsor Set To Expire Wednesday

“We are really hoping that player comes forward, or they will lose out on $150,000,” said Tom Seaver, Director of the Colorado Lottery.

COVID Vaccines For Children Appear To Be A Half A Year Away, Or Longer

Current coronavirus vaccines are only approved for adults, but Pfizer has now started a trial for children between the ages of 12 and 15.

'COVID Bandit' Left $1,400 Tip For 7 Café Employees To Share

An anonymous, generous tipper made sure all employees at the Notchtop Café in Estes Park went home with $200.

Colorado Is The 2nd Best State To Retire, Study Finds

50 states were evaluated across three dimensions: affordability, health care, and overall quality of life.

Colorado Doctor: Scratch And Sniff May Be Better For COVID Screenings Than Temperature Check

“If you take at look at the people who have COVID-19, only about half do develop a fever.” Dr. Hnida explained.

Vote For Your Favorite Design In The New Iconic Colorado Driver’s License Contest

Now the Colorado Department of Revenue and its Division of Motor Vehicles are putting the new license design to a vote.

How To Post Articles, Events, Classifieds On Patch In Colorado

If you have some important information for fellow Coloradans, here's how to get the word out.

MO Sen. Hawley Pushes Ethics Probe Of U.S. Senate Democrats Who Filed Complaint Against Him

Missouri Republican objected to Electoral College votes.

‘We Need Closure’: Rep. DeGette Prepares For Unprecedented Trump Impeachment Trial

Denver Democrat named as one of nine House impeachment managers.

Colorado 3rd Safest State During COVID Pandemic, Study Finds

The study looked at COVID-19 transmission in each state along with positivity rates, vaccination rates, hospitalizations, and deaths.

VIDEO: Bull Elk Takes A Liking To Mare On Colorado Ranch

A Colorado woman shared video of an unusual interaction between a bull elk and one of her mares at her home near Berthoud.

Following Major Tech Upgrade, Colorado Department Of Labor Plans To Disburse Pandemic Unemployment Payments

The state’s unemployment system went dark earlier in January for a technology upgrade from the 1980s tech it was using before.

Free Lasagnas Delivered To Any Coloradan In Need Thanks To ‘Lasagna Love’

“We’ve fed over 17,000 families nationwide,” said Jeff Haseltine, Regional Leader for Lasagna Love.

Last Time Drought Was This Bad, March ’03 Blizzard Rescued Colorado

Colorado is facing a very uncertain spring and summer when it comes to water.

2 Winning $150,000 Powerball Tickets Sold In Colorado

While this week’s winning $731.1 million Powerball ticket went to someone in Maryland, some Colorado residents are also a bit richer.

Customer Leaves $1,400 Tip At Estes Park Bakery With Message ‘COVID Sucks!’

Notchtop Bakery shared a picture of the receipt and a photo of the seven staff members.

Biden Immigration Overhaul Would Open A Door To Citizenship For 11 Million People

Administration pauses removal of noncitizens who are under deportation orders.

Q&A With Chris Holbert, Colorado Senate Minority Leader

Top Capitol Republican sets sights on K-12 funding, legislative powers during future emergencies.

Small Protest Held Outside Colorado Capitol, No Violence Reported As Biden Sworn In

Few Trump supporters present as left-wing groups march to ‘confront the fascists.’

President Biden Urges A Divided Nation To ‘End This Uncivil War’ In Inaugural Address

Ceremony marked by sparse crowd, massive National Guard presence.

Biden Takes The Oath Of Office With Troops On Guard And Towering Challenges Ahead

For first time since 1869, departing president will not watch as successor takes oath.

Colorado Sues BLM Over Resource Management Plan, Citing Montana Case

Federal judge had ruled agency director was serving in his position unlawfully.

Q&A: A Colorado History Professor Who Studies Fascism Talks About The Capitol Insurrection — And What Could Come Next

UNC’s Michael Ortiz says of fascism in America, ‘We’re basically there. It’s very chilling.’

Lawsuit Over Minority-Owned Colorado Business Relief Prompts Expanded COVID Bill

A Colorado barbershop owner sued Gov. Jared Polis and the Minority Business Office in federal district court.

Colorado Parks And Recreation Agencies Are The Biggest Winners In Lottery Sales

The next Mega Millions drawing is on Jan. 22 and it will be for an estimated jackpot of $970 million.

DMV Delays: Drivers Can Get Letter To Explain Expired Plates, No Registration

The DMV is acknowledging significant delays with vehicle titling and registration during the coronavirus pandemic.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,480 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Robert Gieswein From Woodland Park Surrenders After Facing Federal Charges For U.S. Capitol Riot

According to the affidavit, Gieswein “assaulted and intimidated” U.S. Capitol Police officers with a baseball bat and a temporary barrier.

Crowds Not Allowed At Aspen’s X Games Due To Level Red Restrictions

Pitkin County is now the only county operating in the Level Red on Colorado’s COVID-19 dial.

CSU Researcher Analyzes Every Trump Tweet, Finds Underlying Theme

President Donald Trump arguably utilized social media more effectively than any other politician in United States history.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 860 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Coloradan Sues Rep. Lauren Boebert On Grounds Of First Amendment Violation

Western Slope resident Bri Buentello is not fan of her newly-elected U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert’s actions on the public stage.

Dr. Dave Hnida: What To Know About Visiting Older Parents After They Receive COVID Vaccinations

Many are wondering if they can now visit their older parents who are vaccinated without having to worry.

CHSAA Season B Sports Resume This Week

Season B sports were delayed from Jan. 4 to Jan. 18 due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,343 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Boebert’s Communications Director, ‘Downright Angry’ Over Capitol Destruction, Resigns

Letter says president bears responsibility for Jan. 6.