‘I don’t feel safe being around or with strangers anymore’: Survivor of the Club Q shooting speaks for the first time
Anthony, who is not sharing his last name, says he suffered injuries from shrapnel. Two of his friends died in the attack.
By Tony Gorman
CU Boulder investigates cross country program after allegations of misconduct
Several CU athletes said their weight and body composition were frequently tested, and that they were banned from practices and races if specific goals were not met.
By Tony Gorman
Fort Collins City Council votes against minimum wage increase
Fort Collins will revisit the increase and vote on the issue next summer.
By Tony Gorman
What drivers can expect during Thursday’s snowfall
Metro Denver and Boulder drivers might see another snowy commute Thursday evening.
By Tony Gorman
Frontier Airlines and 5 other airlines ordered to pay more than $600 million in refunds for canceled flights
Frontier Airlines is the only American air carrier on the list of six airlines facing fines.
By Tony Gorman
Aurora names Art Acevedo as its second interim police chief
He replaces Daniel Oates, the first interim chief who was in his second stint leading the department.
By Tony Gorman
These Arvada principals say staffing will still be an issue after the JeffCo school closures, but students may benefit
Parr Elementary will close and consolidate with Little Elementary School. The schools’ principals weigh in on the changes.
By Tony Gorman
JeffCo School Board moves forward with school closures
Sixteen Jefferson County schools will be closing their doors beginning next school year.
By Tony Gorman
District 3 voters react to potential Lauren Boebert upset by Democrat Adam Frisch
With victory possibly coming down to just a few thousand ballots, the race is attracting national attention.
What does it mean to be a Black conservative in Colorado?
Left unsatisfied by other options, Black conservatives say they have found a place among Republicans over shared beliefs in Christian values.
By Tony Gorman
Woodland Park paleontology team discovers T. Rex fossil in South Dakota after 25-year search
About 55 individual bones were found during the dig, including the T. rex’s tail, pelvis, ribs and scull.
By Tony Gorman
Colorado lawmakers call for investigation into death at Aurora ICE facility
“You insert profit motivation into a system like that, you’re going to continue to get results like this.”
By Tony Gorman
National job fair makes stop in Aurora to help Afghan, Ukrainian refugees find a fresh start
Twenty-eight employers were on-hand to accept applications and conduct interviews for entry-level and low-level positions. A resume workshop and translators were made available for assistance.
By Tony Gorman
Federal judge rules GEO Group — which runs an ICE detention center in Aurora — can’t be shielded from class-action lawsuit
The court ruling is the latest of several ongoing issues with the Aurora facility.
By Tony Gorman
In Trinidad and across Colorado, nonbinary athletes are getting their own categories in sports competitions
As Colorado politicians and school boards debate whether trans athletes can participate in sports, some events are moving forward by including new competitive categories. And the athletes are showing up.
By Tony Gorman
I-25 near Loveland reopens after semi-truck crash Friday
I-25 reopened Friday evening after an hours-long closure.
By Tony Gorman