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The Democratic Party will ramble on about the sanctity of democracy in one breath and insist in the next that it must overturn any result it dislikes. Such is the case in Colorado, where Democrats are already planning to shred ballot propositions voters just passed. Last week, Colorado voters passed several propositions that run counter […]
A Colorado woman will spend the next several years in prison after she was convicted for hitting an elderly man with her car while high. Amy Dalton was sentenced on Tuesday, November 3, to four years in prison after she was found guilty of vehicular homicide while under the influence of a substance. After she […]
Golden city leaders are calling behavior at the city’s popular tubing spot “atrocious,” saying visitors left behind trash and ignored city rules meant to protect against erosion.
A Colorado mountain near Lake City has been sliding downhill for centuries, damming a river, drowning a valley, and it still creeps slowly forward every single year.
Florissant Fossil Beds Colorado is a National Park Service monument where petrified redwood stumps and...
Icy mornings have drivers scraping away frost - and dodging fines. Learn about Colorado's 'puffing' law and other traffic regulations to stay on the right side of the law this winter.
The November 10, 1910 Colorado Transcript announced that the Overland Hotel was slated for demolition. The fraternal organization, Woodmen of the World, had purchased the building and planned to build a new lodge hall on the property. The plan called for all members to show up on Sunday and participate in the tear-down.
Born with impressive racing bloodlines but rejected because of a crooked hoof, Oliver found a second chance—and a meaningful role—at Colorado’s ResqRanch. Not every Thoroughbred is destined for the winner’s circle. Sometimes, the greatest victories happen far from the racetrack. Meet Oliver, a Thoroughbred gelding whose father competed in the prestigious Preakness Stakes, one of horse racing’s Triple Crown events. With his impressive pedigree, Oliver might have been expected to follow in his father’s hoofprints. But Oliver was born with a crooked foot, and the racing industry deemed him unsuitable for competition.
A Larimer County jury awarded $65 million in wrongful death damages this fall to a 14-year-old boy whose mother was killed when an improperly loaded excavator struck an I-25 overpass in 2022, sending concrete debris onto the highway. The verdict, which the plaintiffs’ attorneys say is the largest jury verdict in Larimer County and the largest trucking crash verdict in Colorado, followed a five-day trial over the driver’s conduct and his employer’s alleged failures in training and load inspection.
With his first cabinet selection on Tuesday, Gov.-elect Phil Weiser sent a message to rural Colorado and the agriculture industry by picking Republican Sen. Cleave Simpson of Alamosa as the next commissioner of agriculture, rural leaders and other observers said. The state Senate must confirm Simpson’s nomination after it convenes in January. “Cleave Simpson is […]
Area: East of I-25 Season 2: Nov. 14–Jan. 3, 2027. Overall Expectations: The season is shaping up to be fair to good. Strong bird carryover from previous years resulted in encouraging spring crow counts. Weather Impacts: A dry spring and early summer stunted wheat growth, leading to below-average nesting...
This Storyshare was originally written for and published by Radio 1190. Writer Juliana Krigsman is a student reporter for Radio 1190 and Yellow Scene Magazine, which work in partnership. At 19, the former Colorado State Representative spent a summer in Alaska and didn’t return for another 10 years, launching her...
Jeffco Public Schools and the U.S. Department of Education jointly agreed to stay legal action related to potential Title IX violations by the district following several weeks of discussion between the two sides. The district sued the U.S. Department of Education in August, asking a federal judge to decide whether the district must follow the […]
(The Center Square) - The Colorado Judicial Discipline Rule-Making Committee is facing criticism over its exclusion of public comments amid unresolved questions about the committee’s past handling of on-the-record comments and allegations of conflicts of interest. That includes allegations over what's been called a $2.66 million to $2.75 million "hush-money" contract. The criticism comes from Christopher Gregory, the former chair and executive director of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline, who is seeking impeachment and ultimately removal of Colorado Supreme Court justices. He's accusing them of misconduct and cover-ups. The judicial rule-making committee on Oct. 1 posted a notice of 10 proposed rules and an Oct. 21 deadline for the public to submit written comments. Gregory said he submitted comments before that deadline. The committee held its public hearing on Oct. 26, during which members did not address Gregory's comments, and adopted the proposed rule changes on Oct. 27. Gregory said the committee refused to publish his written comments or to post a recording of its Oct. 26 hearing. The Center Square reached out to the rule-making committee to comment on Gregory's accusations and its public comment policy . Members did not answer why Gregory’s comments went unpublished or who
GUNNISON, Colo. — Forecast models continue to agree that a storm will move into Colorado on Saturday, November 14. The system is expected to bring mountain snow and lower-elevation rain west of the Continental Divide. East of the Divide, precipitation will depend on the storm’s track, which currently favors the southern half of the state south of Interstate 70. Forecasters say this storm could mark the beginning of a long-term pattern change driven by El Niño.
Amid drought and it resulting in fewer natural food sources in the backcountry, Colorado has experienced an unprecedented number of black bear attacks throughout 2026 with more members of the species turning to developed areas for calories. While the state might typically report one or two bear attacks each year, 12 attacks have taken place […]
If you’d rather not cook for Thanksgiving, several Colorado restaurants will be open for the holiday, offering traditional turkey feasts, multicourse menus or even holiday buffets. Here are some great Colorado restaurants offering dine-in or takeout options for Thanksgiving: Dine-in: 1. EDGE Restaurant & Bar Located in Four Seasons Hotel Denver, this steakhouse is offering […]
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — The first in a series of storms could reach the Southwest and Rockies as early as Saturday, November 14. Forecast models are in pretty good agreement on the timing, which raises confidence in a long-awaited pattern change. The storm is expected to bring mountain snow to the higher terrain and rain to lower elevations. Impacts east of the Continental Divide remain much less certain because of the storm’s track.
New economic findings calculate the consequences of water exports away from the Lower Arkansas River Valley. Federal statistics show a loss of more than 100,000 acres of irrigated farmland along the river from Pueblo to the stateline during the last few decades. That amounts to a loss of $142 million in annual economic output across five counties.
A mill levy override in Jefferson County will more than likely need a recount according to the clerk's office.
