Colorado attorney general joins lawsuit against NCAA that alleges antitrust violation in college athlete transfer rule
The suit says the rule “unjustifiably” restrains these athletes’ ability to engage in the market for their labor.
4 adults found dead at home in a rural area near Colorado Springs after report of shooting
The relationships of those found dead are under investigation, the sheriff’s office said.
Colorado Supreme Court justices question whether the state can bar Trump from the 2024 presidential ballot
A district court judge in Denver last month ruled that while Trump engaged in insurrection by inciting the violent attack, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment doesn’t apply to the office of president so he can remain on the ballot.
Relatives watch as the Penrose funeral owners accused of mishandling 190 remains appear in court
Jon and Carie Halford are accused of abusing corpses, stealing, laundering money and forging documents.
Former Platteville officer accused of parking patrol car hit by train on railroad tracks pleads guilty
Pablo Vazquez had been charged with five counts in connection with the crash that injured Yareni Rios last year. The officer who put Rios inside the vehicle was convicted of reckless endangerment and assault earlier this year.
Voting experts warn of ‘serious threats’ for 2024 from election equipment software breaches
Election security experts and computer scientists say an effort to access voting system software in several states and provide it to allies of Donald Trump as they sought to overturn the results of the 2020 election poses “serious threats” ahead of next year’s presidential contest.
Frontier Airlines settles lawsuit filed by pilots who claimed bias over pregnancy, breastfeeding
Frontier will let pilots pump breast milk in the cockpit during “noncritical phases” of flights as well as allow pilots who are breastfeeding reduce their flying time.
Alabama Sen. Tuberville to end blockade of most military nominees, clearing way for hundreds to be approved
Almost 400 military nominations have been in limbo due to Tuberville’s blanket hold on confirmations and promotions for senior military officers.
Owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home set to make first court appearance
The Hallfords were arrested in Oklahoma last month, after allegedly fleeing Colorado to avoid prosecution. They have been jailed on a $2 million bond.
Beaver Creek men’s World Cup super-G downhill ski competition canceled for third day
All three races in Colorado were scratched due to winter weather.
Beaver Creek men’s World Cup downhill canceled for the second consecutive day
Snowfall and heavy wind caused the cancellation of a men’s World Cup downhill race on Saturday, the second day in a row an event was called off at the Birds […]
Former Colorado Rapids, USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard elected to National Soccer Hall of Fame
Goalkeeper Tim Howard was elected to the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame on Saturday and will be inducted on May 4.
Colorado Olympic gold medalist swimmer gets 6 months in home detention for Jan. 6 Capitol riot
At 6-foot-6, Klete Keller towered over police officers guarding the Capitol and other Donald Trump supporters who breached the building, and he was quickly identified by authorities.
Former CU players told they weren’t ready for Prime Time. They moved on but won’t forget
Luke Eckardt and Xavier Smith were excited about the prospect of playing for Deion Sanders. Neither got a chance after they and some 50 other Colorado players were cut after spring practice to make room for a flood of transfers.
Sanders wins Sportsperson of Year award from Sports Illustrated for starting turnaround at Colorado
It was a roller-coaster inaugural year as Sanders took over a 1-11 Colorado team. But it was an entertaining ride, complete with sellouts, celebrities, media visits from major networks and progress on the field.
U.S. moves to protect wolverines as climate change melts their mountain refuges, threatens extinction
Scientists estimate that only about 300 wolverines survive in the contiguous U.S.