- Glass' car got stuck on a dirt road when he called police for help. Organizers of the vigil say his killing was "inhumane and unnecessary.”
- Democratic Rep. Matt Gray pleaded guilty to driving while ability impaired Wednesday in Broomfield.
- Severe thunderstorms containing a lot of moisture around the state are producing torrential rainfall and dangerous flooding that is likely to get worse into the evening. The floods are forcing roads to close.
- Officials say murder hornets can’t live here.
- Bob Rafelson, an influential figure in the New Hollywood era of the 1970s who was nominated for two Oscars for “Five Easy Pieces," has died.
- Local governments, including Boulder, Louisville and Superior have passed gun regulation ordinances after the King Soopers mass shooting a year ago.
- With gun control bills facing opposition in many statehouses and Congress, the Democratic bastion of Boulder County may soon join several other municipalities taking gun control into their own hands. UPDATE: Rocky Mountain Gun Owners has filed a lawsuit against Superior over recent gun ordinances.
- Colorado scored poorly in substance abuse and mental health metrics with increases in drug and alcohol deaths according to the Commonwealth Fund’s national health care scorecard
- Witnesses told Colorado Parks and Wildlife Rangers that the man jumped off an inflatable about 300 feet offshore to check on his daughter who he thought was in danger.
- Rescue crews were called to the site at 8:30 a.m. to search for the two workers trapped under an 80-foot pile of coal.
- Three climbers were caught in an avalanche Sunday. The Colorado National Guard was brought in for rescue operations. Two climbers survived.
- On Tuesday, abortion-rights supporters across Colorado protested against the leaked Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v.
- Leaked court document suggests Roe v. Wade is over. The "court opinion" shows a majority of justices are about to invalidate the federal right to an abortion. Colorado lawmakers saw this coming.
- Residents are being evacuated from homes and businesses in Monte Vista in the San Luis Valley due to a wildfire burning near the city, local officials said.
- The NCAR fire came within 1,000 feet of homes and neighborhoods after unseasonably warm and dry conditions contributed to another winter wildfire near Boulder, just three months since the devastating Marshall fire.
