A 77-year-old Pueblo West man was given a life sentence with possible parole after 10 years for the sexual assault and exploitation of a child over 12 years.

The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to allow a transgender woman to play in the Mountain West Conference tournament, despite safety and fairness concerns raised by teammates.

Colorado union workers filed a class action lawsuit against Kroger and Albertsons, alleging illegal "no-poach agreements" that limit employment mobility.

Deion Sanders criticizes the Jim Thorpe Award committee for not including his player, Travis Hunter, as a finalist, highlighting Hunter's impressive season and versatility in college football.

Councilmember Melanie Potyondy will host a community listening session in Fort Collins on December 8 to engage with residents and discuss local issues.

Boulder's HHS announced 2025 grantees for the Health Equity and Human Services Funds, allocating $6.45 million to local nonprofits for community support and systemic inequities.

A section of Lucent Boulevard in Douglas County has been renamed Kendrick Castillo Way in memory of the STEM School student who died stopping a shooter in 2019.

The Boulder Police Department updated the JonBenét Ramsey case with help from an expert review team, while a Netflix documentary sparked renewed public interest.

The U.S. Department of Justice sues individuals for unlawfully fencing off land in San Juan National Forest, Colorado, affecting public access and land rights.

A fire destroyed a garage on N. 66th Street in Boulder County, but no injuries were reported. Multiple fire agencies responded and an investigation by MAFIT is underway.

Denver experiences a snowy morning likely affecting the commute, with additional accumulations expected. The weather is to clear up, with sunny days ahead but potential strong winds late Friday.

Denver city offices close for Thanksgiving, with emergency services like police and health available. Non-emergency issues can be reported online. Parking is free, but waste services are delayed.

Denver and Munich have signed a City2City agreement to foster business and innovation, offering support and resources to companies looking to expand into new markets.