Colorado’s Nine Presidential Electors Cast Their Votes For Biden

Democratic Party avoids publicizing names out of concern for safety.

First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive At State Lab In Colorado

Hospital workers to receive first inoculations as months-long distribution process begins.

ACLU Files Federal Lawsuit Against El Paso County Sheriff Over COVID Protections For Jail Inmates

1,031 people in the jail have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Eviction Moratoriums Set To Expire By The New Year. It’s Unclear If They Will Be Renewed.

28% of Colorado adults said to be at risk of eviction or foreclosure in the next two months.

First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses To Arrive In Colorado Monday Morning

State plans initial shots in early afternoon for front-line health care workers.

Weld County Judge Calls Ft. Lupton Officer Zach Helbig ‘Damaged Goods Police Officer’

District Court Judge Shannon Lyons has offered a damaging assessment of Helbig.

CO Hospitals Urged To Begin Vaccination Within 3 Days Of Receipt

Gov. Jared Polis is urging Colorado hospitals to administer their first round of COVID-19 vaccinations within 72 hours of receipt.

Should Coloradans Who've Had Coronavirus Get The Vaccine Last?

New CU Boulder research looks at whether the Coloradans who've had COVID-19 should give their place in the vaccine line to someone else.

Favorite Christmas Drinks: See The Most Popular One In Colorado

Here's a toast to the most popular Christmas drink in Colorado.

FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine, Clearing The Way For States’ Rollout

FDA commissioner threatened with firing were approval delayed.

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Texas Suit That Tried To Overturn Election Results

House GOP members, including Buck and Lamborn, supported effort to invalidate votes.

New Colorado Law Allows Courts To Suppress Records Of Pending Eviction Cases

Previous eviction filings, regardless of outcome, automatically created court records.

More Than Half Of U.S. House Republicans Back Texas Suit Claiming Election ‘Irregularities’

Colorado’s Phil Weiser, more than 20 other AGs, file brief to oppose Texas effort.

States Just One Step Away From COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout After Federal Panel OK

Nearly 3 million doses will begin shipping within 24 hours of final approval.

FDA Committee Expected To Recommend Pfizer Vaccine For Approval

Colorado sees ‘high plateau’ in cases, hospitalizations.

Biden To Tap A Trio Of Midwesterners To Lead Agriculture, Housing, Veterans Affairs Agencies

McDonough served as chief of staff to President Obama.

U.S. House Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown While Relief Talks Drag On

Bipartisan group hopes to attach $908 billion in coronavirus relief to omnibus spending bill.

Front-Line Workers Call For Stronger Enforcement Of COVID-19 Safety Restrictions

More than 1,000 workplace complaints submitted to reporting tool set up by labor groups.

Colorado Expects 95,600 Doses Of Moderna’s COVID-19 Vaccine This Month, Officials Say

Polis: Doctors in hospital COVID units will be first to get Pfizer vaccine.

Reports: Biden To Pick Ohio’s Marcia Fudge For HUD And Iowa’s Tom Vilsack For Agriculture

Fudge would be the second Black woman to run Housing and Urban Development.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,895 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Governors Describe Their Preparations For COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout During White House Summit

Operation Warp Speed official says goal is to have shots administered within 96 hours of federal approval.

Congress Set To Strip Confederate Names From U.S. Military Bases, Flouting Trump Veto Threat

President calls for repeal of Section 230, the social media liability shield.

Hundreds Of Thousands of Coloradans Are Behind On Utility Bills. Now They Have Extra Help.

New Colorado law supplies $5 million in relief for gas and electricity payments.

CU Game Against Utah Moved To Saturday After COVID Issues Alter Football Schedule

The move comes after the Michigan at Ohio State game, previously set for the Saturday time, was canceled earlier this week.

Police Replace Colorado Springs Toddler’s Birthday Gifts After She Was Briefly Whisked Away In Stolen Car

They bought the girl new dolls and a new tablet.

Northern Colorado Could See Small Glimpse Of Aurora Borealis/Northern Lights

The burst will be large enough to be seen farther south than usual.

Toys At Christmas Are The Next Way The Boys & Girls Clubs To Help Families

The Boys & Girls Clubs have stepped up for their families in many ways this year, and Christmas is no exception.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,411 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Colorado 2021 Economic Forecast: Job Gains, But No Full Recovery

CU Boulder's Leeds Business Research Division has released an economic outlook for Colorado.

Colorado First Gentleman Marlon Reis Released From Hospital

“I am so thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff and for the support and well wishes we have received," Reis said.

Tracking The Coronavirus Spread Inside A Tight-Knit Latino Community

Unique challenges are faced when doing contact tracing among low-income Latino immigrants in tight-knit communities.

CO Secretary Of State Certifies 2020 General Election Results

“The 2020 General Election will be remembered as one of the most challenging and successful elections in our state’s history."

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,826 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

After Catastrophic Wildfires, Can Logging Help Save Colorado’s Forests?

Timber industry mostly uninterested in Colorado.

First Gentleman Taken To Hospital After COVID Symptoms Worsen

Gov. Jared Polis drives partner in personal vehicle.

Colorado Could Receive First Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine By Dec. 12

Health care workers and members of critical workforce expected to be first recipients.

Colorado’s Second-Largest Utility Plans For Shift Away From Coal

Tri-State submission to state regulators mandated by new law.

Glendale Officer’s Social Media Post Called ‘Insensitive...Poor Taste’; Officer Chandler Phillips Under Investigation In Fatal Shooting

Phillips is one of two officers who opened fire and fatally shot John Pacheaco Jr. the evening of Oct. 31.

UFO? Turns Out Lights Above Colorado Are SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites

The trail of lights in the sky are actually a satellite constellation called Starlink.