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.

Colorado Implements Age 'Honor System' For Vaccine Providers

The state has issued new equality directives to vaccine providers.

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

Letter says president bears responsibility for Jan. 6.

Biden Pledges Massive Vaccine Uptick As States Struggle With Confusion Over Dosage Numbers

100 million shots planned during first 100 days in office.

More Than 21,000 Guard Members From 50 States Headed To D.C., And Numbers May Grow

Colorado expected to send a force of at least 200.

Nearly 100 Recommendations From Colorado’s Audit Office Have Yet To Be Implemented

High priority issues include security of state-managed data, mismanagement of the Medicaid program.

Colorado Finalizes ‘Roadmap’ For Tackling Greenhouse Gas Pollution

Plan outlines path towards halving statewide emissions by 2030.

Pennsylvania Congressman Pushes Criminal Investigation Of Trump For Capitol Attack

President’s Jan. 6 speech told rally-goers to ‘fight like hell.’

Biden Rolls Out $1.9 Trillion Emergency Package To Battle Pandemic And Economic Crises

Millions of Americans would receive $1,400 direct payment.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,944 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Here’s How Well Nurses Are Paid In Colorado

Nurses in our state are on the front lines of the battle against the coronavirus. See how much they’re paid in our state compared to others.

New Pikes Peak Summit House Being Built Around Giant Donut Machine

The new Summit Complex at the top of Pikes Peak will continue a popular tradition — making “world famous donuts.”

Colorado K-9s Show Off Their Outfits For National Dress Up Your Pet Day

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office used Facebook to show off Rudy, Sig, Scooter and Atlas.

Dr. Dave Hnida: Emerging COVID Mutations Mean Funding For More Genetic Testing Needed

One strain, the so-called UK strain, has already been detected in Colorado.

Colorado Doctor Thinks Johnson & Johnson’s COVID Vaccine Could Be A ‘Game Changer’

Now AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson have vaccinations that could soon be administered.

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Says Twitter ‘Randomly’ Shut Down Account Without Explanation

“They do this to thousands of conservatives every single day,” Boebert tweeted.

Christopher & Banks May Close All Colorado Stores

The stores continue to face financial issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the chain said.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 2,117 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Colorado Loses Out To Alabama For Space Command HQ; Polis Says ‘Politically Motivated’

Colorado has not been chosen for the U.S. Space Command, and Gov. Jared Polis believes the choice was politically-motivated.

Colorado Restaurants On A ‘Rollercoaster Ride’ Of Changing COVID Restrictions

Even as some indoor seating reopens, cases are on the rise again.

‘Millions Of Birds Will Die’: Last-Minute Trump Rule Aids Oil Industry

Migratory Bird Treaty Act would not be available to prosecute companies for accidental bird deaths.

Boebert Slams New U.S. Capitol Security After Setting Off Metal Detector

Colorado lawmaker would not allow police officers to search her bag.

More Than 170 Cases Opened In Federal Probe Of U.S. Capitol Attack

FBI official calls initial cases ‘just the tip of the iceberg.’

Feds Tell States To Give COVID-19 Vaccine To Anyone Over 65 In Bid To Speed Rollout

Colorado had already expended distribution to residents 70 and older.