Most Inmates In Colorado Jails Are Eligible To Vote, But Access Varies

Colorado Common Cause report highlights patchwork of polices for incarcerated voters.

Colorado Has Avoided COVID-19 Outbreaks At Polling Centers — But Election Officials Are Prepared For The Possibility

Voters have options in case a location closes temporarily.

Coronavirus Exposure Notifications: 580K Coloradans Sign Up

More than 580,000 Coloradans signed up for coronavirus notifications within three days of the system's launch, officials said.

Rare Halloween Blue Moon: A Reason To Howl In Colorado

If you’re not already howling in support of first responders in Colorado, the blue Halloween hunter’s moon is a good excuse.

How To Tell If Extreme Colorado Weather Has Created A Zombie Tree In Your Yard

Colorado’s extreme climate can take a toll on any and everything exposed to the elements, including houses, roads and cars.

COVID-19 Outbreak Affecting 22 Summit HS Students Linked To Parties, Officials Say

Health officials believe the 22 confirmed cases are tied to social gatherings and parties outside of school.

State To Pay $375 To Qualifying Coloradans In One-Time Stimulus Check

On Wednesday, Gov. Jared Polis signed an executive order using $168 million for the payments.

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

Have some important news for your neighbors? Maybe an upcoming online event? Posting on Patch is quick and easy.

Man Finds Cabin Still Standing And Note From Firefighters After East Troublesome Fire Burned Dangerously Close

At one point, the wildfire jumped more than 100,000 acres in mere hours.

How Much Colorado Could Influence 2020 Presidential Election

FiveThirtyEight’s interactive map allows voters in Colorado to project who will win the presidential election.

What To Expect On Election Night In Colorado

Secretary of state’s office predicts 75% to 80% of ballots will be counted by midday Nov. 4.

Despite Millions On The Line, Sports Betting In Colorado Is Collecting Less State Revenue Than You’d Think

Since sports betting became legal in May, the state has made $814,661.34 in tax revenue.

Trucks Of First Responders Broken Into At Evacuation Center In Loveland

An Embassy Suites is serving as an evacuation center for many people forced out of their homes because of the East Troublesome Fire.

Wolf Creek Announces They Will Be The First Ski Area In Colorado To Open

The mountain received 22 inches of fluffy snow from the storm that hit Colorado on Sunday and Monday.

Here’s A Behind-The-Scenes Look At The Journey Your Ballot Takes To Be Counted

Bipartisan election judges undergo FBI background checks and professional training.

Draft Horse, Donkey Released During Wildfire Found ‘Singed And Hungry, But Healthy’

It may become the iconic photo of 2020, the symbol of the worst wildfire season in Colorado’s history.

Suspect Seen Stealing $252 Bottle Of Champagne In Eagle County

Deputies say the theft happened at around 5:15 p.m. on October 18.

Turkey Survives Colorado’s Cameron Peak Fire

Wildlife officials in northern Colorado on Monday shared a reminder to everyone that it’s important not to feed wildlife.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 9,700 New Cases Reported

The state has seen a surge of coronavirus cases over the past week, according to the latest public health data.

See Which Halloween Costume Is Most Popular In Colorado

Popular costume trends appear randomly sprinkled across the states in 2020.

Fox News Slammed For Playing 'Ring Of Fire' After Wildfire Report

A Fox News team has apologized after many expressed hurt and anger over a music choice that followed a Colorado wildfire update.

Coloradans Return More Than 1.4M Ballots Before Vote Early Day

Over 40 million Americans have already voted in the 2020 general election.

Dark Money, Corporate Cash Fuel Battle For Colorado Legislature

Both parties rely heavily on state super PACs exempt from contribution limits.

Spending On Legislative Races Spells Trouble For Colorado Republicans

GOP playing defense as Democrats look to expand Senate majority.

Statewide Eviction Moratorium Ordered By Gov. Polis

Colorado move mirrors CDC’s, which halted or delayed some, but not all, eviction proceedings.

States Struggle To Draft COVID-19 Vaccine Plans While In The Dark On Details, Funding

Colorado releases plan publicly while other states decline to share their own.

Barrett Nomination Advances To The U.S. Senate Floor With A GOP-Only Vote

Democrats boycott vote, place pictures of people with preexisting health conditions in their seats.

Absent Clear Guidance On COVID-19 Testing, Colorado Colleges Go Their Own Way

Money for testing next year remains uncertain as CARES Act funds expire.

What Poll Watchers Can – And Can’t – Do At Voting Sites In Colorado

To qualify as a poll watcher, a person must be an eligible voter who has been appointed by an authorized entity.

Biden In Final Debate Vows An Immigration Overhaul In His First 100 Days As President

“Who made the cages, Joe?” Trump asked multiple times.

East Troublesome Fire’s ‘Unprecedented’ Blowup A Sign Of Colorado’s Grim Climate Future

Grand County blaze grew by 150,000 acres in just two days, forcing thousands to evacuate.

New Gathering Limits Announced In Colorado

New limits have been issued amid an increase in coronavirus hospitalizations, public health officials said.

Landlord's Letter Claims Rent Increase If Biden Wins: Report

Trailer park tenants said their landlord sent them a note that claimed their rent would go up if Joe Biden wins, according to a report.

Video: Hunter Says Mountain Lion ‘Stalked’ Him In Colorado Forest

Steve Shively said he was in the San Juan National Forest, near Bayfield, and stopped to change the memory cards in his trail cameras.

Coloradans Should Be Aware Of Travel Restrictions: ‘Flexibility Is The Name Of The Game’

TSA saw one million passengers last week and summer travel on the roads was down two percent.

East Troublesome Fire Grows, Rocky Mountain National Park Closes

The East Troublesome Fire grew more than 100,000 acres in 24 hours, fire officials said.

Ski Season Guidelines Include Social Distancing, Face Masks, Tracking

The guidance released by the CDPHE goes into effect immediately.

Dr. Dave Hnida: Healthy Coloradans May Be Looking At A Yearlong Wait After COVID Vaccine Arrives

The State of Colorado has outlined a plan on how to distribute a coronavirus vaccine, once one becomes available.

Chaotic Wind Inside Cameron Peak Fire Produced Smoke Tornado Near Masonville Saturday

The circulation appears to reach several thousand feet into the sky.

Debt Looms For Coloradans With Student Loan Payments Soon To Come Due

Loan debt a complex problem that keeps getting worse, consumer advocates say.