Michael Bloomberg Talks Gun Control In Aurora: ‘I Will Never Back Down From This Fight’
Bloomberg, a former Mayor of New York City, also helped found the gun-control lobbying group Everytown for Gun Safety.
One Staff Member Killed After Explosion At Cañon City Correctional Facility
The cause of the boiler explosion is unknown.
Colorado Methodists See A Split On The Horizon After The Church’s Vote To Ban Same-Sex Marriages And LGBTQ Clergy
About 100 Methodists from 24 states are attending the Advent Gathering in Highlands Ranch this week to discuss the possibility of creating new denominations.
There’s No Escape From The News. Teens Say It’s Changed The Way They Think
We asked a group of freshmen at the University of Colorado Boulder how they think about pop culture and social media today.
Racist Incidents On College Campuses Aren’t Just Annual Events. Students Of Color Say Solutions Shouldn’t Be, Either
Even before two Colorado universities had public incidents of racism on campus within months of each other, the universities had long struggled to recruit and retain a diverse student body and staff while making the environment welcoming to all. Students of color at both schools say addressing such critical, personal and ever-present issues once a year with diversity summits and workshops is not enough.
Man Arrested After Bringing Gun To Denver Mosque
Denver police said they have arrested a man who was armed at the Downtown Denver Islamic Center on Thursday evening.
El Paso County Grand Jury Heard From Officers, Expert, Before Calling De’Von Bailey Shooting Justified
After choosing not to issue indictments in the case, the grand jury asked to make a report of their findings public
Overflowing Support At Pueblo Synagogue For First Shabbat Service Since Word Of Foiled White Supremacist Attack
Handmade signs, flowers and candles adorned the entrance of Temple Emanuel in Pueblo Friday night, and the service was so crowded with members of the congregation — and supporters — that some attendees stood outside.
Colorado Voters Favoring Tobacco Taxes In Boulder, Summit And Eagle Counties And More
Voters in several places in Colorado are deciding on whether or not to add a tax hike to tobacco products.
Colorado Went From Summer To Winter And No, That’s Not Really Normal
The Colorado Climate Center says this week’s snowstorm combined with extremely cold temperatures has been unusual, especially for October. And the cold comes on the heels of record-breaking high temperatures.
Catholics Back At Church After Abuse Investigation, Say They Will Pray For Those Involved
Catholics in Colorado held their first Sunday Masses today since a comprehensive investigation about sexual abuse by priests over the past seven decades.
Justice Elena Kagan In Boulder: It’s Less About Partisanship And More ‘Ways Of Looking At The Constitution’
Kagan said about half the cases a year are decided unanimously and it would be hard to call that political.
2019 Colorado Ballot Guide: How To Vote, And What You’re Voting On
Election Day is less than a month away and if you haven’t done your research just yet, we’ve got a good start for you from Proposition DD and CC to local measures in Colorado Springs, Meeker and even school safety .
Colorado Weather This Weekend: The Usual Snow And High Fire Danger At The Same Time
There’s snow forecast for the mountains and high fire danger along the Front Range and in the plains, plus air quality advisories Saturday and Sunday.
Colorado Wildfires Are Burning Weirdly Late This Year, And They’ll Probably Be Around For A Little Longer
Colorado’s fire season got off to a late start but it’s sticking around longer than usual, likely until November.
