- An unhealthy concentration of ozone and fine particulate matter is affecting the air quality for much of the Front Range. In simple terms, the air won’t be very pleasant to breathe Thursday.
- Sen. John Hickenlooper's drive to find common ground on infrastructure investment is rooted in the belief that meaningful legislation can move the country forward.
- The state's congressional delegation has been pushing for money for roads, public transit, fighting wildfires and water projects.
- State officials will have a clearer idea of how the mudslides affected the water and area around the natural landmark once I-70 reopens after repairs.
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- The “vital corridor” is covered in mud and debris, which means trucker are taking the long way around and businesses are suffering from the delays.
- Kyle Vinson spoke Tuesday about his arrest and how he may move forward with a lawsuit against the Aurora Police Department.
- Colorado's police reform law requires cops to intervene when another officer uses force and, so far, five have faced consequences.
- “As I progressed through the canyon, the rain just got harder and harder,” Autumn Bair said.
- An Olympic hopeful from Colorado has lost his bid to lift a suspension from the U.S. national team for sexual misconduct.
- Animator Early Brawley traced the start of his animation career back to Aurora, at Smoky Hill High School.
- More than 40 million people rely on the Colorado River in the West, and every drop of it is used. But with climate change, there’s now less water to go around.
- Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon will remain completely closed to travelers for at least a few more days, and closures stretching into the weeks are more likely.
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