A Longmont officer shot a woman after police say she fired inside a garage and later emerged with a gun. Outside teams are now investigating the deadly encounter.

Trump re‑endorsed Rep. Jeff Hurd and said he'd offer a job to his primary challenger, a twist that reshapes the GOP primary math in Colorado's 3rd District.

A 190‑unit Mercy Housing community in La Alma‑Lincoln Park is nearing completion, pairing supportive apartments with a Native‑run clinic and cultural gathering spaces. The project aims to serve American Indian and Alaska Native residents.

DPS finance leaders warn state budget moves could force a mill-levy ask, central-office cuts, or renewed school closures.

Denver Public Schools' board advanced a measure to declare district property 'Safe Zones,' barring ICE without judicial warrants. The move raises questions about administrative warrants and legal exposure.

A governor‑convened task force reached agreement on a draft to repeal and replace Colorado's AI law, centering upfront notice, correction rights and human review.

A wildfire forced a shutdown of Colorado Highway 115 Thursday between County Road F45 and Barrett Road, snarling traffic south of Colorado Springs.

Environmental groups asked the 10th Circuit to revive a citizen suit accusing Suncor’s Commerce City refinery of repeated air pollution. Judges will decide whether the case returns to district court for a trial.

An audit says Denver's All In Mile High program cost $20M more than officials reported, prompting a public fight over transparency and contract oversight.

An 81-year-old man who helped run a long‑standing Thornton home daycare has been charged with sexual assault on a child. Investigators say alleged incidents happened during 2025 and police are seeking tips.

A federal complaint filed in Denver says Colorado kept hundreds of youth in detention after judges ruled they could be released because the state lacked placements. Plaintiffs call the practice unconstitutional.

The Colorado EDC approved more than $3.6M in job-growth tax credits to court two manufacturers eyeing Front Range and northern Colorado expansions. One — a medical-device maker — could add about 190 jobs at an average $107K wage.

An avalanche closed US‑40 westbound between Robbers Roost and Mary Jane Ski Area, prompting CDOT to post a closure and crews to respond.