The CU Board of Regents is likely to remain under Democratic control after the 2022 midterms
Democrats gained a majority on the board for the first time in 40 years in 2020.
Democrat Dave Young wins second term as Colorado State Treasurer over Lang Sias
Young, a former state legislator and junior high teacher, will continue managing more than 100 accounts for dozens of state agencies.
Colorado weather: Front Range expected to get first measurable snowfall as Western Slope braces for more
If Denver’s first measurable amount of snow does fall Thursday, it will come about a month earlier than last year’s, when the first snow of the season came on Dec.
Meet the queer hair community fueling the mullet’s return to Colorado
Self-love can come in all shapes and lengths, and for some folks, that means getting the crustiest, punkiest mullet money can buy.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife director retires months after suspension for racist remark
Dan Prenzlow has been on administrative leave since April, when CPW launched an investigation into a comment he made toward a Black employee.
Idaho Springs police settle lawsuit from 76-year-old man tased during arrest
Michael Clark suffered a stroke after being assaulted by police, permanently affecting his mental and cognitive state. The city did not accept any liability as part of the settlement.
Hugh McKean, Colorado’s House Minority Leader, dead at 55
McKean became the top Republican in the Colorado House in 2020.
Colorado weather: Westbound I-70 reopens as snow dusts Denver, Fort Collins
The storm is expected to peter out before Friday.
Highline Lake is officially ‘infested’ with invasive zebra mussels after CPW confirms state’s first known population
Experts hope to contain the mussel to Highline Lake, but that will be difficult because the lake feeds other bodies of water.
West Nile virus this year leaves Coloradans with more severe illness
The number of neuroinvasive cases, when infected people develop a severe illness that impacts the central nervous system, has so far reached 122 cases — the most since 2003.
Still waiting on a TABOR refund? Here’s what to do about your missing check
Even if your first check was stolen, the state will still send you the money you’re owed. They just don’t know exactly when.
Explicación sobre el Consejo de Regentes de Colorado y quiénes son los candidatos
El Consejo de Regentes de la Universidad de Colorado gobierna el sistema de educación superior en el estado y supervisa un presupuesto financiado por los contribuyentes, además de establecer los precios de las colegiaturas.
University of Colorado Regents censure board member Glen Gallegos over inappropriate workplace behavior
The official resolution states Gallegos engaged in “disparaging, disrespectful” behavior with colleagues and fellow board members.
Indigenous prayer walk covers over 250 miles to call for Mount Evans’ renaming
A state advisory board is set to begin the months-long renaming process Tuesday.
Cyberattacks hit multiple Colorado communities this year. The latest state government attack shows why experts are worried
Cyberattacks can cripple government services and risk the leak of sensitive information.
