Conservative Cred, Trump Fealty Touted By GA Sen. Loeffler In Struggle To Hold Her Seat And The Senate

Some Republicans accuse senator of ‘election-year conversion’ to conservatism.

Inmates Were Scrubbed From Colorado’s Vaccination Plan. Where Does That Leave Them?

7% of Colorado’s prison population is over the age of 60.

Congress Seals The Deal On Emergency Relief After Dispute Over Fed Lending Settled

Eviction protections would be extended.

Student-Athletes Anxious For Winter Sports After CHSAA Gets COVID Variance

“My hopes had kind of gone down, and I expected us to not have a season anymore, and I had accepted it,” said Brynn Bowman, a freshman.

2021 Navy-Air Force Football Game To Be Held On 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks

CBS Sports will broadcast the game nationally.

Stimulus Payments, Small Business Help Headed To CO: What To Know

Much needed help is headed to Colorado residents after months. Here’s what you need to know.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,858 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

New NICU Rooms In Lafayette Hospital To Allow Parents To Stay With Their Babies 24/7

Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette will soon open 12 new private rooms to help families in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Colorado Avalanche Surprise Cancer Patient Who Originally Thought He Had COVID-19

Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic started, Derek Babb was experiencing many symptoms associated with coronavirus.

‘Your Dad Was Calling Us’: Ohio Troopers’ Tenderness Calms Girl Taken From Her Colorado Father

Christine Mascarenas, 22, was arrested last Saturday evening as she sprinted across the Midwest with her daughter.

Two Earthquakes Hit Far Western Colorado Saturday Evening

The first was a 3.3 quake at 6:53 p.m. and the second was a 4.3 quake less than 20 minutes later.

The Avalanche Will Not Host Fans At Games To Start The Season

In a statement posted to their social media channels, the team said the decision was made “due to current state and local guidelines.”

Congress Inches ‘Very Close’ To Final Deal On Emergency Relief After Dispute Over Fed Lending Settled

Eviction protections would be extended.

Colorado To Receive 16,000 Fewer Pfizer Vaccine Doses Than Originally Expected In Second Shipment

New cases, hospitalizations decreasing in the state.

Washington Monument Closed After Visit From Interior Secretary Who’s Positive For COVID-19

Too many employees had contact with Bernhardt for site to remain open.

Politicians Quit Congress, But Their ‘Zombie’ Campaigns Stagger On With Millions In The Bank

FEC sends letters to campaigns, watches for misuse of funds.

Colorado Launches Coronavirus Vaccine Data Dashboard

Coloradans can look up the latest vaccination data on a new state webpage.

Biden Picks Michigan’s Granholm For Energy, North Carolina’s Regan For EPA And New Mexico’s Haaland For Interior

Haaland would be first Native American person to hold Cabinet role.

COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Less Effective In People With High PFAS Levels In Blood

EPA has delayed meaningful regulations of ‘forever chemicals.’

Rising Rents, Stagnant Wages Leave Many Colorado Tenants Struggling To Meet Basic Needs

Colorado ranks No. 9 for gap between renter’s income and housing cost. Housing advocates see rent stabilization as one solution.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Heads For The Exits, Leaving A Legacy Of Turmoil

Educational equity expected to be a Biden administration priority.

Early Coal Retirements Reversed After Pressure From Utilities, Polis Administration

Commission member: ‘It seems like we’ve had a pretty good relationship with the utilities, and I want to maintain that.’

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,693 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Clyfford Still Museum Reopening In January 2021

Tickets must be pre-purchased and capacity restrictions will still be in place.

‘It Was Very Difficult’: A Boys & Girls Club Teen Reflects On The Year

This difficult year has impacted Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver children and their families deeply.

‘Feel Like I’ve Aged 20 Years’: COVID Long Haulers Continue To Experience Symptoms Months Later

Emily Ringering, who contracted COVID-19 in March, said many of her symptoms are still lingering nine months later.

Ski Resorts Work To Stay Open As Coronavirus Cases Snowball

How to stay open amid the pandemic is an issue resorts across the U.S. are facing.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,145 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Married Firefighters Die Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning At Home

"Heaven needed more heroes." Cody Allen and Shelby Allen were firefighters in Central City, and active members of the community.

Congress Close To Emergency Relief Deal Including Direct Payments, Added Unemployment Benefits

Aid for state and local governments and lawsuit protections for businesses likely out.

Colorado, Nevada Leading Energy-Efficiency Progress In Southwest, Report Finds

Efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions from transportation, buildings in the spotlight.

New Mexico’s Rep. Debra Haaland In Contention To Head Interior Department

Selection would put first Native American in Cabinet post that oversees federal-tribal relations.

Biden To Nominate Buttigieg For Transportation Secretary

Former South Bend mayor would be first Senate-confirmed openly gay Cabinet member.

Stroke Survivors With Aphasia Make Their Voices Heard Despite COVID

They rallied to record their winter concert fundraiser.

Hanukkah Drive-In Allows Jewish Community To Celebrate Safely During COVID-19 Pandemic

“Always increase in goodness and kindness, and never to be decreasing,” Rabbi Sirota added.

Cash-Strapped Aurora Paid Thousands To Send Firefighters To Fitness Competition During COVID Pandemic

The city also paid overtime costs for other firefighters to fill in for the absent firefighters.

Greeley Police Officer Comes To The Rescue After Python Slithers Into Home

The homeowner returned home from being out and said they saw the snake in the front room by the heater vent.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 2,557 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

UCHealth Workers To Form Union, Citing COVID-19 ‘Crisis Within A Crisis’

Employees of quasi-public hospital system lack collective bargaining rights.

Health Care Workers Receive Colorado’s First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses

Distribution challenges include ultra-cold storage, timing.