Colorado Today

We survey the damage from tornadoes that touched down on Colorado’s Eastern Plains.

Governor Jared Polis puts new pressure on cities and towns that resist state law on affordable housing. Then, as a federal panel looks into alleged antisemitism at a Colorado campus, there are new details about how campus leadership responded to last year’s anti-war protest. And the send-off for Colorado’s newest graduates wouldn’t be complete without some words of wisdom.

Air traffic controllers in Colorado temporarily lost communications with pilots flying into Denver International Airport.

The Supreme Court considers birthright citizenship today. It’s one of 20 cases Colorado is participating in to try to stop Trump’s agenda.

Denver has decided to switch where it will buy asphalt material for roads, rejecting the local refinery, but it may not be better for the environment.

A Colorado lawsuit moves forward to hold Exxon Mobil and Suncor responsible for disasters like wildfires made worse by climate change.

Whether Colorado actually gets a professional women’s soccer team may hinge on how the Denver City Council votes tonight.

A Colorado company finds an innovative way to make an industry greener — one that has a bigger climate footprint than the European Union.