Altitude-Comcast blackout will continue indefinitely as mediation talks fail
Another season of Colorado sports could be unavailable to customers of the state’s largest cable provider.
Denver Zoo lets birds back outside as avian flu cases drop statewide
Flu cases have reached single digits in most parts of Colorado, and there have been no cases confirmed in Denver since late May.
These young conservationists are a big part of Colorado’s latest wildfire mitigation efforts
The Colorado Youth Corps Association is partnering with local governments, state agencies and other organizations to help with wildfire mitigation projects across Colorado.
Another death on Lake Pueblo, prompting alerts over Colorado water safety amid uptick in water-related deaths this year
Two people died on Lake Pueblo last week. If the cause of death turns out to be drowning, that would put Colorado at 24 drownings so far this year. The record is 34.
Colorado weather: Flash flooding could affect I-70 near the Grizzly Creek Fire burn scar Tuesday
The Grizzly Creek burn scar surrounds I-70, making it easy for debris and mud to spill onto one of Colorado’s busiest highways.
Ssssssnake sssssseason is back. Here’s what to do when you see them on the trail or in your backyard
Make sure to give them plenty of space.
Polis announces grants to help pools hire more workers, raise pay through the summer
Pool workers could receive pay raises, overtime benefits or signing bonuses funded by the new grant program.
Clela Rorex, a pioneering LGBTQ+ ally from Boulder County, dies at 78
Rorex issued marriage licenses to six same-sex couples before the state’s attorney general stepped in and stopped her.
Straight red: Denver eliminated from 2026 World Cup host city contention
The World Cup won’t be too far from soccer fans in Colorado, however — Dallas, Houston and Kansas City will be the central U.S.
Will Denver host a World Cup match in 2026? We’ll know by the end of the week
It’s a big if, according to soccer analysts.
Several hundred wild horses near Meeker will be sent to Utah due to overpopulation
The round-up was moved up by several months due to the “poor condition of the horses and range conditions coming out of the winter.”
Pawmp and circumstance: After two years of training, these service dogs are ready for the world
Graduating dogs are taught a wide variety of skills, like providing stability for those with mobility issues or identifying signs of distress.
Smoke filling Colorado skies is coming from an Arizona wildfire
Denver and its surrounding area is reporting moderate levels of particulate matter in the air, according to public health officials.
Colorado State University president Joyce McConnell is stepping down
McConnell became CSU’s 15th president and the first woman to hold the office in 2019 after spending over two decades at West Virginia University.
Colorado expands Medicaid access to undocumented pregnant people and their babies
Pregnant undocumented immigrants and their children will be eligible for Medicaid starting in 2025 under a new law signed by Gov. Jared Polis Tuesday.
