- Chaffee DA Linda Stanley also sought an investigation of the judge who presided over the Barry Morphew prosecution in the death of his wife Suzanne.
- In a 4:28 a.m. announcement Friday, representatives of the Service Employees International Union said the deal reached late Thursday includes provisions for wage increases and improved training at Kaiser facilities.
- Video posted by some of those at the performance by singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson showed concertgoers fleeing for cover as hail ranging from pea- to golf-ball sized and larger pelted the venue.
- A wildfire has burned over 1,200 acres in Park and Teller counties.
- Mount Blue Sky has attracted unanimous support from Colorado’s geographic naming advisory board and from the tribes that sent representatives to the meeting.
- In Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, every vote could be the deciding vote.
- 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.
- There are booster and test appointments available, but finding them might take some time and patience.
- Updated Sunday at 1:09 p.m. Air travel frustrations continued Sunday as airlines announced more delays and cancellations over the Christmas weekend.
- Rising COVID-19 case rates and spread of the Delta variant across Colorado have prompted local public health agencies and school districts to issue new mask mandates just as schools are reopening. Here's how we got here, and what we know.
- More than 135,000 Coloradans could be eligible for a third shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.
- With COVID-19 case rates on the rise in some counties, several school districts decided Friday to require students and staff to mask up as in-person classes resume.
- If you're using a digital Colorado state ID on your smartphone, here's how you can link your state vaccine record on the app.
- The governor's new orders are focused on getting Colorado back to "normal" and boosting vaccination efforts.
- At one point in the pandemic, the rate of nursing home deaths in Colorado was the worst in the nation. This was over several weeks last fall during the third wave of COVID-19. How the state got to that point is the subject of a CPR News investigation. Reporter Ben Markus lifts the curtain on why he began looking into this and what he found.
- Colorado will award $1 million each week, starting June 4, to five lucky COVID-19 vaccine recipients. Here's how the drawing will work, and why the state is doing it.
