Chris Spagnoletti takes over as Ursa Major CEO as the Berthoud firm ramps production and opens a 400‑acre test site in Weld County.

A donor-backed study at ColoradoSPH will model a statewide single-payer system while Coloradans carry roughly $1 billion in medical debt.

An investigation found private firms kept the lion's share of photo‑radar ticket revenue in some Colorado towns, prompting refunds and calls for stronger rules.

Denver's licensing agency fined Tetra Lounge $10,000 and put the RiNo venue on probation after inspectors allege vendors handed out illegal products at a 4/20 event.

Newmont says it found mismanagement at Nevada Gold Mines and has sent Barrick a notice of default. The step could complicate Barrick’s plans to spin off North American assets.

Weld County Sheriff's Office warns after a local person lost $1,200 to callers posing as deputies. Officials urge hanging up and verifying suspicious calls.

Wheat Ridge police issued a wildlife alert after a likely pet fatality. Officials urge residents to supervise pets and report aggressive coyotes.

Lumina’s new data places Colorado near the top for credentials that lift pay, and districts are retooling high schools with apprenticeships, early college and short‑term training.

A Parker Police sergeant resigned last week and is now the subject of an outside investigation, officials say.

Tolls begin April 7 on the I‑25 express lanes between Berthoud and Fort Collins. Here’s what drivers need to know about pricing, payment and enforcement.

Light snow is likely in Denver Friday afternoon with minor accumulations and slick spots. Dry and much warmer by early next week.

Thornton police and the FBI are asking for tips after a Feb. 9 robbery at a Vectra Bank. Authorities recovered a truck tied to the case but the suspect remains at large.

Aurora police arrested an 18‑year‑old in connection with a January drive‑by that sent rounds into an occupied north Aurora home; investigators say cameras, LPR and cellphone data tied him to the scene.