Colorado law school students get a firsthand look at a ‘broken’ immigration law system
Colorado university law clinics offer students a way to get experience with cases and clients before graduating. And the Trump administration has made the schools’ immigrant law clinics more crucial than ever.
Interfaith Alliance of Colorado holds high tea for 2025 Women’s Forum on Monday
Governor’s mansion to the the site of conversation about Islamophobia and antisemitism.
Shedeur Sanders’ long wait is over. Cleveland Browns take him in the 5th round of the NFL draft. What happened?
CU Buffs Travis Hunter, LaJohntay Wester, and Jimmy Horn Jr. were also drafted.
Moms in crisis, jobs lost: the human cost of Trump’s addiction funding cuts
In many cases, the money flowed to addiction recovery programs that help rebuild lives by driving people to medical appointments and court hearings, crafting résumés and training them for new jobs, finding them housing, and helping them build social connections unrelated to drugs.
Colorado Mesa University hosts debate over whether federal agencies – like the BLM – belong on the Beltway
Rep. Jeff Hurd recently introduced a bill to bring back the BLM headquarters to Grand Junction.
Denver and Boulder agree to Xcel Energy’s roughly $1.9 billion plan to avoid sparking wildfires
The plan, which still must be approved by regulators, includes burying transmission lines and guidelines on shutting off power.
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Colorado confirms its 5th measles case, this time a vaccinated adult in Denver County
The case was identified in a vaccinated adult with recent international travel.
Colorado Springs Independent staff fired; paper sold for second time in less than two years
The 30-year-old alternative weekly was purchased by Springs businessmen Kevin O’Neil and JW Roth in early 2024.
Colorado traffic deaths plunge as the year begins, with less speeding, impairment cited
“The simple answer is that people are driving more safely.”
Trump administration asks for appellate review of Colorado judge’s ban on Salvadoran deportations
The Trump administration asked the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overrule a Colorado federal judge who said the federal government can't send two Venezuelan men – and potentially 100 others – outside of Colorado.
Mesa County hosts measles vaccination clinic Saturday
There are five reported measles cases in Colorado as of Friday, April 25.
Driver convicted of first-degree murder in case teens who threw fatal rock at car
A jury on Friday found Joseph Koenig guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of Alexa Bartell in 2023.
During migration season, turn off your lights to help birds fly safe
The next few weeks mark the peak of bird migration season.
Rep. Evans says Medicaid can be streamlined without cuts to ‘lawful beneficiaries’ as Republicans work on federal budget
GOP Rep. Gabe Evans could play a critical role in how the debate plays out.
Colorado lawmakers move to outlaw sexually exploitative AI images and video
Colorado’s laws on revenge porn and child sex abuse materials don’t currently include deepfakes. A new bill would change that.
Lawmakers consider whether to involve an outside coordinator in efforts to reduce sexual assault evidence backlog
A new bill would also set the goal of having evidence processed within sixty days, three times faster than the state's current guidelines.
In Lyons, a flood led to ruin. Then something sweet fruited
A piece of land ravaged by historic flooding in 2013 has become an orchard.
Oil transformed Pierce, Colorado. Now, geothermal might too
Two groundbreaking geothermal projects are being studied in a tiny oil town in Weld County.
