Monkeypox in Colorado: State pauses second doses to vaccinate more at-risk people
The state has confirmed 29 cases of the disease so far in July — a fourfold increase over June numbers.
New Colorado ‘middle income’ housing authority expected to build 3,500 units, but raises questions from some in industry
The program targets a group of people who normally don’t benefit from housing programs — those making close to the median income.
Colorado counties begin auditing ballots to verify accuracy of 2022 primary election
Colorado was the first state to require this type of audit after lawmakers passed an election security law in 2009.
Colorado’s abortion clinics work to protect patients and staff as threats increase nationally
Reports of stalking involving clinic staff increased 600 percent from 2018 to 2021, according to a recent survey from the National Abortion Federation.
Colorado plans 3 more pop-up monkeypox vaccine clinics as cases see slow uptick
The monkeypox virus can spread through skin-to-skin contact with an infected individual.
Drone shows instead of July 4 fireworks? More Colorado communities are making the switch for fire safety
In an increasingly dry Colorado, communities like Vail, Parker and others are getting creative with their Fourth of July celebrations due to wildfire concerns.
Monkeypox vaccine clinic opening in Denver for high risk individuals
The vaccines are available to men aged 18 years and older who are gay or bisexual.
Much-needed rain brings elevated flash flood risk to Southern Colorado burn scars
Forecasters are most concerned about the potential for flooding in the Spring Burn Scar in Costilla and Huerfano counties.
Second Loveland police officer pleads guilty to charge stemming from Karen Garner case
As part of a deal with prosecutors, Daria Jalali entered a guilty plea for failing to intervene in the use of excessive force.
Outside manager appointed to oversee Pueblo primary after ballot misprints
Some voters received ballots missing a commissioners race.
Flooding from snowmelt leads to Rocky Mountain National Park closures, tubing restrictions in St. Vrain River
Monday’s high in the park reached 97 degrees.
Here’s what to do if you haven’t gotten a primary ballot yet — or if you lost it
The Secretary of State’s office said out of 3.8 million active voters statewide, nearly two million Coloradans are already signed up for updates through the BallotTrax service.
Another Colorado Springs Starbucks votes to unionize as Denver workers raise alarm over recent firings
The results come as the union is raising alarms over a spate of firings at recently-organized Denver stores.
Tow companies can’t take your car without 24-hours notice, according to new law
If companies fail to follow the new rules, vehicle owners can file complaints with the new office of tow hearings and have their fees waived.
Record gas prices force Coloradans to reevaluate commutes and summer travel plans
Coloradans are coming face-to-face with eye-popping price tags as they hit the road this summer.
Aurora student finishes second in Scripps National Spelling Bee after nail-biting spell-off
Colorado students have a long history of placing well in the bee. Spellers from the state have won the national competition 7 times — one of the highest champion counts of any state.
