7 Denver Police Officers Sue Over Vaccine Mandate

The cops are requesting a review of the mandate and arguing that Denver's public health director did not have the authority to implement it.

Back Rent Trending Downward In Denver: Analysis

More than 1 out of every 10 Denver rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.

Polis Opposes Lethal Removal Of Bison From Grand Canyon National Park, Says Some Of Herd Could Be Brought To Colorado

Polis proposed 12 animals from the herd in Arizona could be brought to Colorado to the Southern Plains Land Trust in Bent County.

Roaring Back: Consumer Spending Up, Economy Recovery Continues For Colorado

Gov. Jared Polis attributes Colorado’s high consumer spending to the state’s success in fighting COVID-19.

At-Home Rapid COVID Tests Now Available To All Coloradans: Polis

Anyone can order eight free COVID-19 tests online that will be sent to them within a week, Gov. Jared Polis announced at a press conference.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Pilot Program Allowing E-Filing By Self-Represented Litigants Expands To Three More Judicial Districts

Approximately 75 percent of litigants in such cases choose to represent themselves.

Colorado Among 23 States Requesting Halt To Texas Abortion Law

A coalition of attorneys general argue Texas' abortion ban will have impacts outside the Lone Star State, and are asking it be put on hold.

President Biden Set To Visit Denver In Western Tour

President Joe Biden is scheduled to stop in Colorado Tuesday to speak about his Build Back Better agenda.

Denver-Area Unemployment Rate Decreased In July: Feds

The Denver County/city unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.

President Biden Set To Visit Colorado

The president is scheduled to make a stop in Denver to promote his economic plan, the White House said.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Application Period Opens For Judicial Nominating Commission Positions

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis, with initial application review and consideration beginning on October 5.

Colorado Reaches Milestone: 75% Vaccinated

Three out of four Coloradans ages 18 and older have received at least one dose of their coronavirus vaccine, the state announced Tuesday.

Denver Voters To Decide On Potential & Controversial National Western Center Arena

The Denver City Council voted 9-4 to put the arena proposal on the ballot.

Camping Ban Ordinance Fails To Pass In Aurora City Council

Mayor Coffman introduced an ordinance that would ban people experiencing homelessness from camping on public or private property.

Gov. Polis Tells President Biden Colorado Is Ready To Welcome Refugees And Immigrants From Afghanistan

African Community Center, Lutheran Family Services and the state department are working to find space and support for refugees.

2020 U.S. Census Results: The Changing Demographics Of Denver

The 2020 census shows an America that is becoming more diverse, with the Hispanic population growing faster than any other.

2020 Census: Colorado Counties With Highest Population Growth

Colorado's population grew by more than 744,000 over the past decade. Here are the counties that saw the biggest boom.

2020 Census Results: Here's How Denver Grew

Colorado's population grew by more than 744,000 over the past decade. Here are the counties that saw the biggest boom.

Dominion Voting Sues Newsmax, OAN Over Election Fraud Claims

The suits against Newsmax and One America News are the latest actions taken against Trump allies for making false claims about the election.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Free Landlord/tenant Clinic Offered In The 12th Judicial District

Attorneys, judges, court personnel and law enforcement representatives will hold a panel discussion during the presentation.

Denver-Area Unemployment Rate Worsened In June: Feds

But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.

Lawyers Who Filed Election Lawsuit Must Pay Rivals' Fees

“The lawsuit put into or repeated into the public record highly inflammatory and damaging allegations," a judge said.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Panel Recommends Vendors For Independent Investigations

Once potential appeals are resolved, contract negotiations with the vendors are expected to take several weeks.

Denver Coronavirus Transmission 'High': CDC

The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Denver residents.

Vaccine Mandate In Denver: What To Know

More than 10,000 employees will be required to get fully vaccinated by Sept. 30, Mayor Michael Hancock announced.

'A Time Bomb Ticking': See Rental Arrears In Denver

A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.

CDC's New Mask Recommendations: What To Know In Colorado

U.S. health officials are recommending that those who are vaccinated wear masks indoors if they are in a region with higher case rates.

Colorado Judicial Branch: Carl S. McGuire III Named Chief Judge Of The 13th Judicial District

Prior to taking the bench in 2004, he was a Judge Advocate in the Navy Reserve.

WW2 General Maurice Rose To Be Honored With Statue In Denver

A dedication ceremony was held at the Capitol Tuesday for a memorial that will honor the Colorado war hero.

Colorado Judicial Branch: 4rth Judicial District Recovery Court To Hold Graduation

The Fourth Judicial District Recovery Court announced that 11 participants will be honored at a graduation ceremony on July 22.

Colorado Judicial Department Extends Application Deadline For Eviction Legal Defense Fund Grants

Applications must be submitted via email by the 5 p.m. Friday, July 30, 2021 deadline.

Child Tax Credit: Colorado Families Begin To Receive Relief

Eligible Colorado families with children will begin to receive their first Child Tax Credit monthly payment, officials announced Thursday.

Colorado's COVID-19 Emergency Health Orders End

"We've experienced pain and loss but through it all, Coloradans did their part," Gov. Jared Polis said.

Denver Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

The unemployment rate in Denver decreased recently.

Colorado's Latest Comeback Cash Scholarship Winners Announced

Here are the latest lucky winners of Colorado’s Comeback Cash Scholarship Drawing.

Denver Issues New COVID-19 Public Health Order: What To Know

The city announced it's adopting the state order. Here's what's been updated.

Water Quality Control Commission Votes Down Proposal To Allow More Pollution In Colorado Waterways

The commission also declined to revisit the controversial 2020 decision to deny better pollution protections for the South Platte River.

Colorado Close To Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Denver area compares to Colorado and the nation for coronavirus vaccinations.

Colorado Mayor Boots Pledge Of Allegiance, Setting Off Kerfuffle

On Zoom, Silverton town trustees agreeing with Mayor Shane Fuhrman on nixing the Pledge turned off their cameras. Now it’s a major dust-up.

Silverton Mayor Tries To Suspend Saying Pledge Of Allegiance At Board Meetings

Mayor Shane Fuhrman suspended the practice, but Town Trustee Molly Barela questioned his power to make the change.