Denver City Council renews contract for Caring for Denver, but for shorter duration, after questions arise about how money is spent
The Council slowed the renewal process after CPR News began questioning the stewardship of how taxpayer money is being spent by the organization.
By Chuck Murphy
CSU will move sports programs to a rebuilt Pac-12 conference in 2026
CSU will join Boise State, San Diego State and Fresno State in making the jump from the Mountain West conference in 2026. The University of Colorado left the Pac-12 this year.
By Chuck Murphy
Wolf dies after wildlife agents recapture pack that killed livestock
An adult male thought to be largely responsible for the livestock predation was found with several injuries.
By Chuck Murphy
Judge blocks state GOP members from meeting Saturday to potentially oust party chair
The ruling comes as multiple Republican nominees for Congress signed a letter demanding Party Chair Dave Williams resign or be removed.
The Mountain Time Zone guide to watching the Paris Summer Olympics
Subject to change, here’s how to watch the opening ceremony live and the initial appearances of Colorado-based athletes.
By Chuck Murphy
Appeals court throws out part of an influencer’s conviction from riding a snowmobile through a closed Keystone Resort
The court said a rule prohibiting work activity was unconstitutionally vague in a world of social media that blends marketing and leisure with little distinction.
By Chuck Murphy
Interim Aurora police chief will not stay in the job
Heather Morris emailed the department’s employees today notifying them that she would not be a candidate for the job.
By Chuck Murphy
Colorado wolf pup birth confirmed in Grand County
It’s the first pup born to the newly named “Copper Creek Pack” group of gray wolves brought here from Oregon.
By Chuck Murphy
The legacy of Los Seis de Boulder: How we reported this story
Nearly 1,000 pages of documents were reviewed, and many interviews were conducted.
Owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home now face federal charges
Authorities say the couple took payment to conduct natural burials or cremations of about 190 bodies, but rather than provide the services, they allowed the bodies to stack up in a building connected to the funeral home.
By Chuck Murphy
Former Adams County deputy pleads guilty to forgery and official misconduct
Former Sheriff Rick Reigenborn and the department’s former head of training face similar charges.
By Chuck Murphy
How Colorado’s Supreme Court justices divided on Trump ruling
Meet the justices and learn how each individual voted in Colorado’s historic 14th Amendment challenge against the former president.
By Chuck Murphy
State regulator seeks discipline against Chaffee County District Attorney in Morphew case
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.
Union, Kaiser reach tentative agreement to avoid further strikes
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.
Dozens injured, 7 hospitalized after intense hail storm interrupts Red Rocks concert
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.
Hogback fire: Brush fire near Morrison cancels Red Rocks show, spurs pre-evacuation notices on Friday
A wildfire has burned over 1,200 acres in Park and Teller counties.