In The Absence Of National Regulations, How Vulnerable Is Our Voting Infrastructure?

There are parts of the election system that security researchers say are at far greater risk for malicious activity.

Climate Inaction: How Colorado’s Landmark Emissions Law Went Up In Smoke

18 months after passage, House Bill 19-1261 is stalled before a key rulemaking panel.

Griswold Warns Of Election Disinformation Threat In Congressional Testimony

Secretary of state says social media companies ‘should no longer be shielded from accountability.’

COVID-19 Hospitalizations ‘Alarming,’ But Statewide Shutdowns Unlikely

The number of people hospitalized for confirmed COVID-19 in Colorado is the highest it's been since July 28.

Pendley’s BLM Decisions In Colorado Targeted For Rollback

Questions were raised about relocation of agency headquarters to Grand Junction.

New Mexico Among States To Place Colorado On Travel Advisory List

Four states are telling visiting Coloradans to quarantine for two weeks when they arrive.

Dr. Dave Hnida Calls Increase In Colorado Coronavirus Hospitalizations ‘Concerning’

For the first time since August, the number of people hospitalized with the coronavirus has risen to more than 200 in Colorado.

Candidate Profile: John Hickenlooper, U.S. Senate

John Hickenlooper is running for U.S. Senate.

Federal Eviction Moratorium Complicates Student Homelessness Prevention Program

Funds became available Oct. 1, but how to administer them and who qualifies yet to be clarified.

‘I Just Don’t Trust The System Any More’: Voters On Edge As Election Nears

Here are a few of the worries consuming U.S. voters in an unprecedented election year.

Climate Inaction: Delays And Disappointment Mark Two Years Of Colorado’s Clean-Energy Push

Policies fall well short of state’s own emissions goals.

CSU Returns To Football Amid COVID-19 & Racism Investigation

CSU voluntarily shut down the football program at the end of August after concerns of racial insensitivities were made public.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,997 New Cases Reported

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

Retailer H&M With 21 Colorado Locations To Close 250 Stores

The fashion retailer has announced plans to close 200-plus locations.

Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19, Enters Quarantine

Test result comes days after president, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden shared stage.

CSU Will Begin 2020 Football Season Against New Mexico On Oct. 24

There is no word on whether fans will be allowed in the stands.

Photos: Family Of Bears Splashes, Soaks And Cuddles In Water Tank

The mother bear seemed content to sit back and soak, while the cubs splashed, wrestled and played with each other.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 4,001 New Cases Reported

The state has seen a surge of coronavirus cases over the past several weeks, public health officials confirmed.

Colorado Releases Climate Action ‘Roadmap’ For Meeting Emissions Targets

Projections show statewide greenhouse-gas emissions only halfway towards 2025 goal.

Nursing Homes, Assisted-Living Facilities Look Cautiously Toward Indoor Visits

Sept. 3 guidance allows more flexibility as weather turns colder.

Gardner Sides With Democrats On Pro-ACA Measure In What Critics Call A ‘Stunt’

Hickenlooper: ‘He’s trying to see if he can fool us.’

2,732 Pardons Issued — The Most By A Colorado Governor At One Time — For Past Marijuana Convictions

Polis’ order excludes full scope of convictions eligible under new state law.

U.S. House Passes New Pandemic Relief Bill, But Talks Lag On A Bipartisan Deal

$2.2 trillion would include another round of $1,200 checks for taxpayers.

Investigators Using GPS Bait Package To Help Catch Mail Thieves In Montrose

More mail and packages are being stolen in Montrose.

Drones, Dogs Being Used In Search For 12-Year-Old Hunter Denny Near Colorado-Wyoming Border

Authorities said Denny left his house in the Livermore area after an argument with family members and he hasn’t been seen since.

Virginia Lawmakers Warn Of ‘Deteriorating’ Conditions In Two Federal Prisons Amid COVID-19 Spread

3,542 cases, 24 deaths reported at state and federal prisons in Virginia.

‘Thousands’ Of Students Not Enrolled In School As Polis, School Officials Make Plea To Parents

Enrollment drop hurts student learning and future school funding.

Trump And Biden Quarrel Over Mask Mandates And State Shutdowns In First Presidential Debate

Pence, Harris to debate Oct. 7.

Trump Tells Far-Right Group To ‘Stand Back And Stand By’ In Presidential Debate

Neo-fascist group capitalizes on president’s remarks.

More Colorado Rapids Staff, Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus

The team is scheduled to play on Saturday, but will make an official decision later this week.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 4,600 New Cases Reported

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

It’s Not Oktoberfest, But Breckenridge Restaurants Partner With Town For Oktober-Feast

The traditional Oktoberfest is postponed until 2021.

Experts Hope COVID Vaccine For Children Will Be Available By Start Of 2021-22 School Year

In the race to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, many of us may not realize it will take even longer to develop an immunization for children.

Baby Yoda Arrives In Colorado To Help Crews Fighting Wildfires!

The Child, known as “Baby Yoda,” is on a new mission.

70,000 More Colorado Households Will Be Severely Rent Burdened In Coming Months, State Estimates

Greatest need for housing assistance predicted to come in early 2021.

Trump Picks Amy Coney Barrett For The Supreme Court, And D.C. Girds For A Fight

Democrats decry what they see as a rushed confirmation.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 4,000 New Cases Reported

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

UFO Sightings: What Coloradans Have Witnessed In 2020

See witness accounts of unidentified flying objects in Colorado, reported to the National UFO Reporting Center.

Obesity In Colorado Could Make Coronavirus Illnesses Worse: CDC

The CDC says racial and ethnic groups in Colorado, already at increased COVID-19 risk, are more likely to be hospitalized if they're obese.

Two-Thirds Of Audited State Medicaid Notices Contained Errors

Confusion feared among clients, including low-income residents and those with disabilities.