Boulder’s pilot program, Elevate, aimed at helping low income households shows ‘promising start’
According to a report released this week, participants were better able to pay bills, more food secure and had more flexibility to afford activities outside of living expenses.
Snowboarder airlifted after falling from Keystone chairlift, current status unknown
The 32-year-old guest was a snowboarder who was tightening his bindings when he fell from the Ruby Express lift on Wednesday afternoon.
Investigators looking into burglaries targeting wealthy homes and Asian business owners across Denver metro
More than 100 homes of Asian business owners have been targeted. Investigators believe there might be more victims who haven’t come forward.
Could Eldora be the next locally owned ski resort?
Nederland announces interest in acquiring Eldora Mountain Ski Resort.
High school students stitch joy for breast cancer patients, one pillow at a time
How pillow-making helped students with cancer survivor parents share their stories.
Boulder’s explicit traffic safety signs are the latest real-looking fakes on Colorado roads
Several of the signs were concentrated along 28th Street, a busy north-south thoroughfare that the city has identified as being particularly dangerous.
Club Q survivors, families file lawsuits against sheriff, owners, saying shooting could have been prevented
The lawsuits highlight decisions by authorities not to use the state’s red flag law.
Passengers evacuated from Southwest flight after cell phone catches fire at DIA
Southwest Airlines said the “incident remains under investigation.”
Colorado Springs voters appear to approve recreational marijuana sales, but questions remain
The outcome resolves a peculiar legal dilemma that seemed on the horizon after it looked like voters had also approved a measure which would have banned retail marijuana businesses within Colorado Springs city limits.
U.S. 50 bridge over Blue Mesa Reservoir fully reopens
The bridge, near Gunnison, was closed after a special inspection in April found structural cracks.
Wyatts Towing closes following settlement, appears to have been acquired
A year after a $1 million settlement, where thousands of Coloradans were awarded restitution checks, the state’s largest towing company is shutting down.
Colorado Springs considering severe limit on where psilocybin ‘healing centers’ can operate
If the Colorado Springs City Council approves the zoning measure, it would essentially bar the centers from operating in nearly all of the city.
Alabama congressman expects Trump to restart Space Command move to Huntsville
Colorado and Alabama have been tussling to secure the Command’s permanent home since the last Trump administration.
Colorado snowfall set records around the state this weekend
If Denver gets eight or nine more inches of snow before the month is over, it could be the snowiest November on record.
Colorado Springs voters appear to approve competing marijuana measures deciding fate on recreational sales
Ballot Issue 2D amends the city charter to ban retail marijuana businesses while Ballot Question 300 allows existing medical marijuana shops to apply for a recreational marijuana license in the city.
Judge tosses Libertarian party lawsuit demanding recount in wake of voting machine password leak
The judge ruled that further court intervention was unnecessary because the office addressed the breach appropriately.
