Months Into The Pandemic, Digital Divide Still Leaves Poor Kids At A Disadvantage

Colorado AG calls for federal waiver to expand broadband internet connectivity.

Democratic-Aligned Ethics Group Calls For Transparency From CO Sen. Gardner Over Wife’s Oil And Gas Clients

Small consulting firm owned by Jaime Gardner has represented multiple industry groups.

Trump Reported To Be Ready To Tap Amy Coney Barrett For The Supreme Court

A formal announcement is expected Saturday.

COVID-19 Detected In CSU Wastewater, Leading To Quarantine

CSU has reported 304 positive cases as of Sept. 24 since testing began in June.

Record Number Of Coloradans Turn Out To Serve As Election Judges

Thousands of Coloradans have applied to serve as election judges, the Colorado Secretary of State said.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 4,000 New Cases In 1 Week

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

‘Blueprint’ Of Reforms Would Help State Address Suicide, Substance Abuse

Recommendations outlined in 31-page report depend on funding and legislative action.

Sports Betting In Colorado Jumps 117% From July To August

It’s the the third straight month the state saw increases in sports betting.

Rising Star Jamal Murray Connected To His Canada Roots

In Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals, Murray took the reins and led the Nuggets on a 10-1 run late in the fourth quarter.

With Fall High School Football Season Set To Begin, Potential For Injuries A Big Concern

In Denver, the list of injured Broncos has continued to stack up.

House Passes Deal On Stopgap Funding, Avoids Government Shutdown

Language was included to prevent a ‘Big Oil bailout.’

‘No Other Feeling’: High School Football Players Ready To Hit The Field This Fall

CHSAA released a list of all the schools in the state on Tuesday that will play this fall.

Colorado Fitness Clubs Join Forces To Keep Members Safe And Gyms Open

30 fitness brands have joined forces to fight the spread of COVID-19.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,300 New Cases Reported

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

‘Fight Tooth And Nail’: Democrats Want Hardball From Party Leaders On Supreme Court Fight

Schumer says ‘no option is off the table,’ but top Colorado Democrats are silent.

Congress Launches Inquiry Into Claims About Gynecological Procedures At Georgia Immigrant Facility

‘High amount’ of hysterectomies performed, whistleblower says.

Rising COVID-19 Transmission Rate Rivals July Spike, State Officials Say

Coronavirus deaths exceed 200,000 nationwide.

CHSAA Announces Fall Football Schedule, Participating Schools

Nearly 80 percent of Colorado high schools are set to play football this fall, officials announced.

Colorado High School Football And COVID-19: The Positives And Negatives

To limit the spread of COVID-19, roster sizes will be limited and social distancing will be required for players on the sideline.

Colorado Lawyer Phillip Malouff Jr. Censured After Telling Judge ‘I Better Be Able To See Your Tan Lines’

He has been publicly censured for a series of sexual innuendoes and double entendre directed at female judges and female support staff.

U.S. News: 6 Colorado Communities Among 2020's Top 10 Healthiest

Healthiest regions in the country: A whopping six Colorado counties made it into the top ten list.

Trump Says He’ll Announce Supreme Court Pick By Friday Or Saturday

The shortlist includes five: Barrett, Lagoa, Rushing, Todd, Larsen.

Last Call Restrictions Loosened, But Industry Group Wants Them Lifted

A handful of counties in Colorado return to the 2 a.m. alcohol cut-off.

Gardner Sides With GOP Leaders’ Push For A Supreme Court Vote

Colorado senator says he’ll vote to confirm ‘a qualified nominee.’

Northern Colorado Basketball Players, Coaches Show Support For Social Justice

The men’s basketball team at the University of Northern Colorado created a video which is gaining a lot of interest.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 3,533 New Cases Reported

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

5 Things You Might Not Know About Food Banks In Colorado

By the end of 2020, food banks will likely play a crucial role in feeding nearly 54 million food-insecure Americans.

Here’s How Counties Can Move Between Coronavirus Restriction Levels

State officials clarify aspects of the new ‘dial’ framework.

K9 ‘Loki’ Helps Find 88 Pounds Of Meth Worth $500,000+ During Weld County Traffic Stop

Loki performed an open-air sniff of the exterior of the vehicle and signaled that there were illegal narcotics in the truck.

CHSAA Announces Details For Fall, Spring Football Seasons

Districts must announce which season they intend to play in by Monday, September 21st at 8:00 a.m.

Colorado Schools Can Choose Between Football Now Or Football In The Spring

Jeffco Public Schools is one of many districts expected to declare for fall football with the Colorado High School Activities Association.

Want To See The Fall Colors At Maroon Bells? Make A Reservation First

Visitors will be required to access the area by car or shuttle to due coronavirus restrictions.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: New Case Counts, County Breakdown

The state has seen an uptick in coronavirus case rates over the past two weeks, health officials confirmed.

Sweeping Federal Protections Inch Closer For 400,000 Acres Of Western Colorado Public Lands

CORE Act prohibitions would apply to oil and gas development.

Colorado Wildfires: Latest Updates On Active 2020 Fire Season

Forecasts, and evacuation and closure information for major wildfires in Colorado.

Colorado Democrats Make Case For Biden To Veterans

The campaign seeks to capitalize on the recent report that Trump disparaged the military.

High School Football May Still Be Played This Fall In Colorado

Colorado will conditionally approve the CHSAA’s request to make certain outdoor sports available this fall.

Steamboat Ski Resort Makes Changes Due To Coronavirus

There will be no walk-up ticket sales.

David Lesh Charged With Entering Protected Area At Hanging Lake

Due to its sensitive nature, the United State Forest Service prohibits swimming or any bodily contact with the lake in Glenwood Canyon.

Gov. Polis Says He Will Push To Let Bars Stay Open Until 4 A.M. After Pandemic

“We are going to seek getting rid of the 2 a.m. closing time requirement,” Gov. Polis said during a news conference Tuesday.