A bid to rename Pikes Peak Fluorite Mountain has been rejected, while a separate proposal to restore the name Tava Mountain waits in Colorado’s queue.

A 2006 Boulder County cold case has ended with a guilty plea, but the defendant will not serve additional prison time.

Colorado regulators are weighing a phased crackdown on gas-powered lawn equipment used by commercial landscapers across the Front Range. The proposed caps would tighten through 2032.

Victor Marx has chosen retired Marine Col. George Markert as his lieutenant governor pick, completing Colorado’s Republican ticket for November.

A black bear was found eating another bear near Steamboat Springs. Wildlife officials are weighing roadkill, scavenging and the possibility of a bear fight.

A possible carjacking or kidnapping turned into a Denver police chase, ending with a crash and two teenagers hospitalized.

Frontier Airlines posted a record $1.3 billion quarter, but Denver’s hometown carrier is still chasing consistent profit.

A Trump-appointed judge joined a 2-1 ruling limiting ICE’s no-bond detention policy. The decision adds to a circuit split that could send the issue to the Supreme Court.

Denver police are searching for an aggravated robbery suspect near Leetsdale Drive and Monaco Parkway. Few details have been released about the business or suspect.

A Denver data center is holding 50 terabytes of Nine PBS archives, according to a lawsuit. The files document seven decades of St. Louis history and remain inaccessible.

Denver gets a hot, stormy Wednesday before a weekend heat surge that could push temperatures to 102 degrees.

A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday afternoon for parts of northeast Colorado. Expect heavy storms, brief intense downpours and a soggy commute.

A lightning strike on Mount Blue Sky’s summit Sunday killed one and injured four, officials said. Rescuers airlifted victims and authorities are investigating.