Just 14 freshmen enrolled at Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy, so DPS sent them elsewhere — days after the school hit its best-ever performance rating.

A software update on Colorado's voter lookup tool exposed confidential profiles for 11 days, including law enforcement officers and abuse survivors.

Commissioners unanimously approved the ballot language just days before a September 4 deadline, folding in cost estimates that could top $3.3 million.

Initiative 362 cleared signature hurdles in all 35 state Senate districts and now needs 55% approval statewide.

Andy Green kept FoxTalk running despite a CCA ban on newsgathering, and the college's own conduct process found him not responsible.

The 1977 sign survives a narrow 4-3 council vote as Grace Chapel turns the old Boot Barn into a 1,000-seat sanctuary.

The 18,000-square-foot branch will replace a 5,000-square-foot Roxborough library after 22 years, upsetting longtime patrons there.

State officials huddled behind closed doors over a possible new incentive deal for the record-profitable Aurora resort.

Aurora council members are eyeing limits on food truck density and hours, but Ward II's Amy Wiles says her food-desert ward could suffer.

A father and daughter fought a county dismissal — and a brand-new Colorado law just gave them a second shot at court.

About 100 residents packed a Thornton library, pressing officials on water use, noise and utility ties before Commerce City's Monday vote.

Aurora council skips a moratorium but orders a ban on water-guzzling evaporative cooling within 35 days.

Acme Revival wants parts and manuals it says Toast and Owl Labs refused to hand over — but its own legal history is messy.