Colorado Launches Coronavirus Vaccination Phone Campaign

If you haven't received your COVID-19 vaccine, you may get a phone call.

Proposed Rule Change Could Allow More Pollution In Colorado Rivers And Streams

The EPA and CPW oppose the Water Quality Control Division's proposal.

Trouble With Trash: Congress Park Residents Say New Order Will Cause Hardships

Trash cans will no longer emptied in Congress Park alleys, but instead must be wheeled to the street in front of homes.

Gov. Jared Polis: Weekly $300 Pandemic Unemployment Payments Will Continue In Colorado

Three Republican members of Colorado Congress sent a letter last week asking to stop the payments to encourage people to take jobs.

Denver Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

Denver's unemployment rate is higher than the Colorado average.

Former RTD Leader Nominated For CEO Of DIA

Mayor Michael Hancock nominated Phil Washington as CEO of Denver International Airport.

1st Winner Of Colorado's $1 Million Comeback Cash Announced

A lucky vaccinated Coloradan now has an extra $1 million to spend.

Incoming Denver Public Schools Superintendent, Alex Marrero, Among Several Named In Federal Lawsuit

Fellow members of the New Rochelle School District in New York are being sued for their alleged response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

$308M Funding For Denver In Rescue Plan: 2nd Town Hall Planned

Denverites are asked to share feedback through surveys and tele-town halls to inform funding.

Despite Successful Identity Verification, Many Coloradans Still Not Getting Unemployment Money For Weeks, Months

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says it’s working to clear legitimate claims that are being held up.

Colorado Updates Public Health Order: What To Know

Colorado has removed restrictions for large outdoor gatherings, and updated mask requirements for children.

Leaders In Denver Work To Revive Historic Chinatown, Which Was Once A Major Part Of Downtown

Officials hope to create a more inclusive business district for Asian American communities.

Hundreds Ride Bikes, Then Lay Down In Front Of Denver City And County Building For ‘Die-In' Following Fatal Cycling Crashes

The Denver Bicycle Lobby helped organize the Sunday event to remind bicyclists and drivers to be more vigilant on the roads.

$308M Funding For Denver In Rescue Plan: 1st Townhall Planned

Denverites are asked to share feedback through surveys and tele-town halls to inform funding.

Denver To Receive $308M In Rescue Plan: Survey, Townhalls Planned

Denverites are asked to share feedback through surveys and tele-townhalls to inform funding.

Broadband Speed In Denver Area: See New Data

More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Denver area compares.

Denver Moves To Level Clear: What To Know

The city shifts to Level Clear on Sunday. Here are the public health restrictions that will change.

U.S. Attorney’s Office For District Of Colorado Appoints Significant Foreign Narcotics Traffickers

Nunez Molina is a raw opium gum source of supply for Jesus Gonzalez Penuelas. All the defendants are fugitives.

Colorado's Human Composting Bill Signed Into Law

Colorado is now the second state in the country, behind Washington, to offer this alternative burial process.

4 Congressmen Join Colorado Teacher And Students To Make Camp Amache, A Japanese Internment Camp, A National Historic Site

The Amache National Historic Act will make sure the camp is more than "a footnote in history."

How Much Denver Will Get From $350 Billion American Rescue Plan

Denver was among 19 Colorado municipalities allocated financial support through the federal support program.

FDA Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine For Ages 12 And Older

The FDA has authorized the use of the Pfizer vaccine for teens ages 12 to 15.

‘Votercade' Organized By Asian And Pacific Islander Group Advocates For Voters' Rights

APIA Votes Colorado hosted an event to promote voting rights.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 840 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado. Around half of all new cases are variants, public health officials said.

Bipartisan Index: How Colorado's Congressional Delegation Scored

The annual index ranks every member of Congress on how willingly they work across the aisle.

Denver Updates Mask Order: What To Know

The county has updated and extended its mask order.

Jury Awards Basketball Coach William ‘Trey' Harris $2.5 Million In Racial Discrimination Case Vs. CHSAA

A jury determined Harris was the victim of racial discrimination when he was fired from his assistant coach role at Sand Creek High School.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 829 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado. Around half of all new cases are variants, public health officials said.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,572 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado. Around half of all new cases are variants, public health officials said.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,139 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado. Around half of all new cases are variants, public health officials said.

Colorado To Gain 8th Congressional Seat: U.S. Census

Colorado has seen high population growth and the addition of a new seat was expected.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,318 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado. Around half of all new cases are variants, public health officials said.

Colorado Resumes Use Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

The FDA and CDC recommended that the U.S. lift the pause of the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,995 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

In Wake Of Derek Chauvin Conviction, Colorado Legal Expert Karen Steinhauser Admits We Still ‘Have A Long Way To Go'

Denver’s former chief prosecutor offers insight on the trial and what it says about the criminal justice system at large.

You Don't Need An Appointment For 4 Colorado Vaccination Sites

Coloradans can now get their vaccine without an appointment at four community vaccination sites.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,416 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

Denver Approves Bill To Allow Pot Delivery, Marijuana Clubs

Mayor Michael Hancock is expected to sign the bill into law.

Colorado Paid $19M In Fraudulent Unemployment Claims In Pandemic

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment provided the update during a news conference Friday morning.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 953 New Cases Reported

Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.