Three Colorado players won prizes ranging from $7,500 to $500,000 across Powerball Double Play, Cash 5 and Millionaire for Life. Tickets were sold in Littleton, Denver and Brush.

A federal judge blocked Colorado's first-in-the-nation Enbrel price cap, pausing the PDAB's plan and setting up a major legal fight over state drug-pricing authority.

A Lakewood memory-care aide faces felony charges after prosecutors say a 100-year-old resident had skin torn from her forearm and another resident was left on the floor.

Boulder County detectives are searching for a man who attacked a 73‑year‑old hiker on the Boulder Creek Trail Monday night; the victim was hospitalized and his wallet was taken.

Vail's Mikaela Shiffrin's 100th World Cup triumph in Sestriere is No.24 on the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Top 150 list, a hometown moment for a global record.

DISH DBS filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 in Houston after delays in an AT&T spectrum sale left it unable to meet a $2B bond payment. The company says Dish TV and Sling will keep running during the restructuring.

A 25-year-old man was arrested after deputies say he intentionally set brush along State Highway 74 near mile marker 16; crews extinguished the blaze and he faces state charges.

Displaced Coloradans can still cast ballots in today's primary — replacement ballots and statewide drop boxes are available, though out-of-county voting is limited.

Denver police are investigating a shooting in the 6000 block of N Ceylon St; one person was transported to a hospital and detectives are seeking suspect information.

Douglas County enacted Stage 1 fire restrictions June 29, banning personal fireworks and open burning in unincorporated areas as officials warn of heightened wildfire risk.

An urgent evacuation was ordered Monday for the Aspen Acres neighborhood after a wind-driven wildfire near Highway 165; shelters and a large-animal site opened in Pueblo County.

South Metro Fire Rescue says fireworks sparked 45 fires in a six‑hour span last July 4 and left people hurt. Officials urge soaking spent fireworks and favor attending professional displays.

Two suspects pleaded not guilty in the December 2024 bludgeoning deaths; separate trials are set for August and November.