Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces Washington conservation head as next director
Jeff Davis is moving to Colorado following a 20-year career with Washington’s wildlife and conservation agency.
EPA estimates Colorado needs $12 billion to remove existing lead water pipes
There are over 110,000 lead pipes that need to be removed in Colorado, the agency estimates.
Denver election results: What we know so far
The next batch of updates will likely come out in the afternoon on Thursday, April 6.
Colorado weather: Snow impacts Denver metro, mountains with dangerous fire weather expected on the plains
Some residents along the I-25 corridor may be waking up to a frozen, slippery morning commute.
Colorado wildfires: Evacuation order lifted after fire ignites near Peterson Air Force Base
Colorado Springs is one of several areas facing extreme fire conditions Sunday, due to warm weather, low humidity and strong gusts of wind.
Licensed legal paraprofessionals will be able to represent clients in certain cases, Colorado Supreme Court rules
The first licensed legal paraprofessionals could receive their licenses in July 2024.
Western Slope judge appointed to Colorado federal court for first time in over 30 years
The District Court has recently handled major cases involving COVID-19 vaccination requirements and police treatment of protesters.
Why are there so many expired license plates on Colorado roads?
High registration fees, slow title processing times and lack of enforcement contribute to the large number of temporary plates.
Colorado weather: Freezing temps and snow return after springtime weather on the Front Range
Highs across the Front Range will reach high 60s and low 70s on Wednesday, before plummeting to winter conditions on Thursday.
Federal vote to rename Mount Evans in Colorado delayed
The Northern Cheyenne Tribe requested a discussion with the Department of the Interior before a board voted on a new name.
Colorado state veterinarian warns of avian flu surge as spring bird migration begins
The length of the outbreak is hitting “unprecedented” levels.
Denver police officer faces civil lawsuit from bystander injured in LoDo shooting
Anglica Rey filed the lawsuit in Denver District Court on Tuesday. Brandon Ramos is the sole Denver police officer named in the suit. He’s also the only officer facing criminal charges in the shooting.
Attorney General Phil Weiser joins multistate request for TikTok’s internal documents
A group of attorneys general says the social media giant is putting users’ mental health at risk and dodging government oversight.
Potential oil spill in Colorado River prompts Sen. Michael Bennet and Rep. Joe Neguse to oppose railway project
The proposed Uinta Basin Railway Project would transport over 350,000 gallons of crude oil through Colorado daily.
Colorado weather: Dangerous fire conditions loom as high wind blows through the state Sunday
The I-25 corridor is under a Red Flag Warning with winds that may reach up to 50 miles per hour in the Denver metro area and parts of southern Colorado.
Late with your car registration? Be prepared to face new late fees
Those late to register their vehicle could face up to $100 in late fees.
