A new federal tax credit will let Coloradans turn up to $1,700 of federal taxes into scholarships for K–12 students. Colorado has signed on and local groups are preparing to scale up.

A four-day undercover sting by Mesa County and a federal ICAC task force led to four arrests on felony counts tied to alleged online child solicitation.

One person was seriously injured in a shooting near 28th and Lawrence. Denver police say they are developing suspect information and have asked for tips.

A dispute at The Colorado Trust over a tighter grant focus has staff warning that racial‑justice work may lose support while leaders point to a strategic plan.

Eighteen bills target data centers, pollution limits and permitting as Colorado lawmakers clash over the costs and reliability of deeper emissions cuts.

Denver police are investigating a stabbing near W 5th Ave and N Newton. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; investigators are seeking suspect information.

Democrats filed SB26‑135 to ask voters to let the state keep TABOR surplus equal to K‑12 spending and use it to boost schools for 10 years, setting up a major fall fight.

Power outages cut electricity to parts of Capitol Hill, Goldsmith, East Colfax and Harvey Park South Friday as crews worked to restore service amid snow. Restoration times varied by neighborhood.

After a Jan. 7 stabbing and months of police calls, Northglenn leaders are pressing Colorado DHS for operational fixes and new limits on who can be placed at two transitional homes.

Colorado’s human‑services board postponed a vote on a waiver that would stop SNAP benefits from covering most sweetened drinks, leaving an April decision and an April 30 start date on the table.

Native Roots agreed to sell 17 of its 21 Colorado dispensaries to Verdant Capital Partners as the state’s cannabis market continues to consolidate.

Clear but cold start Saturday, March 7, with lingering slick spots on shaded roads; sun pushes temperatures into the 60s by Sunday and near 70°F by Monday.

Denver closed the sale of the first $410M Vibrant Denver bond tranche, freeing funds for 58 projects and promising work to start in 2026. The city says a public dashboard will track progress.