Dozens Of GOP Lawmakers To Reject Certifying Biden As President

Colorado’s Buck: Objecting to electoral votes is like ‘stealing power from the people.’

Bipartisan Members Of Congress Launch Wildfire Caucus

A Bipartisan Wildfire Caucus is set to be launched in the U.S. House.

U.S. District Judge Orders El Paso County Jail To Strengthen COVID-19 Protocols

Nearly 88% of the jail population has tested positive for the virus since the beginning of the pandemic, as well as 115 staff members.

Floyd Little Had Blueprint For Successful Career After Football

Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Denver Broncos running back Floyd Little died on New Year’s Day from cancer.

Peyton Manning And John Lynch Named Finalists For Pro Football Hall Of Fame Class Of 2021

Manning and Lynch were selected as two of 15 modern-era finalists from an initial group of 130 nominees.

Emaciated Bear Cub Found Near Durango Will Be Rehabbed

The cub was extremely emaciated and had injuries on his paws.

COVID In Colorado: Face Masks Required During Play For High School Basketball

In December 2020, the CHSAA received a variance from the state health department to start Season B on Jan. 18.

Rep. Lauren Boebert Explains Why She’s Carrying A Glock In Congress In Video

The Republican congresswoman who represents Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District tweeted the new video on Monday.

Colorado Doctor Says Splitting Vaccines A Great Concept But Distribution More Important

The FDA is talking with Moderna about the possibility of splitting doses of its COVID-19 vaccine in half in order to get it to more people.

‘Tremendous Victory’: Colorado Elector Says Dismissal Of Gohmert Suit Against Pence A Win For Rule Of Law

Texas congressman says ruling implies street violence necessary.

Colorado Elk With Lawn Chair Stuck Around Its Neck Gets A Helping Hand

A resident reported the cow elk to CPW and said the animal had a lawn chair around its neck and front legs.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,749 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Colorado’s Eviction Ban Expires, But Some Renters Remain Protected Under Federal Moratorium

Gov. Polis extends ban on rental late fees for another month; renters with month-to-month or expiring leases now vulnerable to eviction.

Colorado Member Of Electoral College Challenges Lawsuit That Seeks To Expand Vice President’s Role

Alan Kennedy asks the court to dismiss case brought by Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert.

‘Different Than Anything We’ve Seen Before’: What Colorado Experts Know About The New Coronavirus Variant

New version of the virus appears to be more transmissible but not more deadly.

Here Are Colorado Newsline’s Top 10 Stories Of 2020

Since the outlet launched six months ago, it has covered everything from campaign finance and climate policy to the state’s housing crisis.

Arapahoe, Broomfield Among Latest Colorado Counties To Permit Some Indoor Dining

5 Star Program allows businesses promoting COVID-19 safety to exceed capacity limits.

Do You Recognize This ‘Possible’ Suspect In Aspen Natural Gas Vandalism Investigation?

The possible suspect is wearing “high end” clothing and was carrying a computer bag on his back.

Brutally Cold! Colorado’s South Park Dropped To -50° Wednesday Morning

Antero Reservoir on the west side of South Park is a notoriously cold area in the winter.

Udder-Ly Amazing: Wellington Firefighters Rescue Escaped Cows From Underground Box

Two cows fell into the irrigation box that was at ground level near the road.

Group That Launches New Year’s Eve Fireworks On Pikes Peak Plans Special Show For Colorado Springs Sesquicentennial

The Pikes Peak AdAmAn Club has made a trek up the mountain each year since 1922 to launch pyrotechnics from the top.

‘Wildly Out Of Your Comfort Zone’: Unlikely Colorado Airport Ramp Agent Finds Purpose

When Megan Collom’s parents told her she needed to find a job over winter break, the college sophomore decided to look nearby .

Police Release Photo Of Vail Assault Suspect Who Allegedly Attacked Non-Face Mask Wearer

Authorities released a photo showing the person with a snowboard and other ski gear on.

Colorado Woman Receives Dozens Of Unemployment Debit Cards In The Mail

“It’s my address but it’s not my name. I don’t know any of these people,” Sharlene Kesler said.

Colorado Year In Review: Most-Read Stories Of 2020

As we enthusiastically say goodbye to 2020, here's a look at Patch's most read stories over the past year in Colorado.

Live Free Or Die If You Must, Say Colorado Urbanites

Local governments in state are close in proximity but with very different views on the pandemic.

U.S. House Votes To Override Trump’s Veto Of Annual Defense Authorization Bill

President objected to provision to rename military installations named for Confederate generals.

U.S. House Approves $2,000 Stimulus Checks Backed By Trump

Increasing checks from $600 would cost $464 billion.

Q&A With Steve Fenberg, Colorado Senate Majority Leader

The Boulder Democrat counts rooftop solar, local funding among 2021 priorities.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,253 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Phillip Lindsay Out For The Rest Of Broncos’ 2020 Season

Lindsay’s entire season has been riddled with injury.

20 Years Later, Colorado Parks And Wildlife Calling Lynx Reintroduction Program A Success

CPW estimates there are around 200 lynx in the core area of the San Juans and believe there are more dispersed throughout Colorado.

Top 2020 Colorado Weather Events Included Rare Rocky Mountain Derecho

Most are going to remember the extreme drought which led to record wildfires, but we did have some other notable events.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,143 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

5 Of The Biggest Colorado Political Stories Of 2020

How politics and public policy shifted amid a deadly pandemic, civil unrest, historic wildfires.

Buttigieg To Inherit A Crumbling Network Of Roads, Subways And Rails At Transportation

Shortage of money for department is sticking point that predates pandemic recession.

Gov. Polis Commutes Four Sentences, Including That Of 84-Year-Old Sterling Inmate

Pardons granted to 18 people, including parents of the infamous ‘balloon boy.’

COVID-19 Hospitalizations Are Down In Colorado But Still Far Above Summer Levels

42,000 vaccine doses had been administered in the state as of Tuesday night.

U.S. House Democrats To Face A Dilemma In January Over Iowa’s Contested 2nd District Race

6 votes separate Rita Hart from Mariannette Miller-Meeks.

Coloradans Share Their COVID-19 Vaccine Experiences

38,600 people in the state have received their first doses.