Denver CARES got zero city funding in 2025 for the first time in 50 years. CEO Donna Lynne says the hospital can't keep absorbing the cost.

A four-year-old Venezuelan girl and hundreds of other families lived at the motel while the city fought its 29-day rule in court.

A sworn complaint accuses the Colorado congresswoman of paying a former aide $200,000 in hush money. Both women call it defamatory.

Private guards are at a Denver USPS sorting facility as Colorado prepares for its general-election ballot mailing.

The Littleton Republican wants a Denver judge to erase censure recommendations tied to six substantiated harassment complaints.

A 72-year Fountain utilities employee lost her age-bias suit after sharing a renter's private account details with her husband and son.

Corporate Certificates LLC charged Colorado businesses up to $98 for documents the state hands out for free.

Aurora will require special permits for vape shops, liquor stores and pawn shops clustering in low-income neighborhoods.

Bridges wants a forensic audit unit inside the treasurer's office; Grantham calls it duty creep for a cash-management job.

Chief Justice Monica Márquez says viral clips exposed a sexual assault survivor to ridicule, prompting the statewide halt.

Irrigation customers could see a 14% jump while Aurora eyes a $1.3 billion reservoir. Residential bills would rise more modestly.

A new bill would make Colorado a downwinder state, offering $150,000 payments to residents in 57 zip codes near Rocky Flats and Cañon City.

Boutique and cafe owners say curb spots already turn over fine — even as a 600-space garage nearby sits mostly empty.