
May 20, 2025: Tornadoes rip homes and solar, King Soopers misquotes sale prices, how to spot wild horses
We survey the damage from tornadoes that touched down on Colorado’s Eastern Plains.

May 19, 2025: Governor’s executive order on housing, Auraria leadership protest response, words for graduates
Governor Jared Polis puts new pressure on cities and towns that resist state law on affordable housing. Then, as a federal panel looks into alleged antisemitism at a Colorado campus, there are new details about how campus leadership responded to last year’s anti-war protest. And the send-off for Colorado’s newest graduates wouldn’t be complete without some words of wisdom.


May 15, 2025: Colorado lawsuits against Trump, campaign to free Tina Peters, surprising vaccine study, ballets to see
The Supreme Court considers birthright citizenship today. It’s one of 20 cases Colorado is participating in to try to stop Trump’s agenda.

How to help endangered monarch butterflies on their migration through Colorado
It’s a critical time for their survival, as global insect populations are in a big decline.

May 13, 2025: Suing Exxon over climate disasters, SNAP cuts, real estate makeover, monarch migration
A Colorado lawsuit moves forward to hold Exxon Mobil and Suncor responsible for disasters like wildfires made worse by climate change.

May 8, 2025: Train to the mountains, judges halt deportations, arts funding lifeline, fashion week
A plan is speeding forward for new passenger trains to take you farther into the mountains from metro Denver.

May 6, 2025: Renewable energy lab layoffs, ballot theft scheme, office towers to apartments, new exhibition
Research and development for renewable energy took a hit yesterday with 114 layoffs at NREL in Golden.


May 5, 2025: ‘Climate realism’ explained, Uber threatens to leave Colorado, student loan deadline, fruit trees
Colorado lawmakers have just three days left to finalize their work, which could include controversial regulations on rideshare companies.


May 1, 2025: Former federal worker speaks, book ban fails, union boost in limbo, theater to see on the Front Range
Democrats in Colorado have been trying to pass a labor law that would make it easier to unionize, but it’s one of the major things still undone with one week to go in the legislative session.

April 30, 2025: Severe weather, Trump pulls Denver funds, measles in vaccinated person, pickleball love stories
A hundred days into his term, we’re learning more about Trump’s plan to punish Denver with funding cuts, which have already started.


April 29, 2025: Major immigration raid, falling rents, Denver Little Saigon’s future, social media bill fails
It was an immigration enforcement raid carried out by several law enforcement agencies, with a twist.


April 28, 2025: Veto override, disability protections, Xcel’s plan to not spark a wildfire, unsung WWII heroines
The Colorado Today podcast has the statewide news you need each weekday.


During migration season, turn off your lights to help birds fly safe
The next few weeks mark the peak of bird migration season.

April 25, 2025: Wildfire outlook, wrongful conviction, women over 40 convene, rules for trans athletes
The Colorado Today podcast has your daily news briefing in under 15 minutes.


April 24, 2025: New measles case, AI deep fakes, second Buc-ee’s, Juneteenth scales back
The Colorado Today podcast brings you the news you need each weekday in 15 minutes.

April 22, 2025: AmeriCorps member on cuts, bird migration coming, cannabis chemistry
The Colorado Today podcast has the statewide news you need each weekday in 15 minutes.