Colorado Today

The latest on the investigation into the shooting at Evergreen high school, and what students said when they walked out of class in solidarity. Then, with immigration detentions happening on the streets, Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations are changing. Plus, the Mormon church built a new, gleaming temple on Colorado’s western slope.

You’ll hear new information on the shooting at Evergreen High School, including what we know about the victims and the teen shooter, and the response from law enforcement and a grieving community.

Students were shot at a high school in Evergreen on Wednesday. Then, the Trump administration is rolling back a rule meant to protect public lands.

Your choices for governor just got more interesting, with a prominent Republican joining the race. Then, the Broncos have announced plans to build a new stadium.

What kind of return on investment can you expect from your college degree? Especially given how confusing it is to try to pay back loans right now.

The state estimates tariffs are costing Colorado a quarter billion dollars, and the governor explains why he thinks this will mean a significant hit to the economy. Then, the prospect of a new Buc-ee’s mega travel plaza on the I-25 corridor is dividing a small town, and prompting an election this week. Plus, Denver is trying something new to get you to read a book for fun.

A girl fell from a ski lift, and a jury is awarding her 12 million dollars. This historic payment changes the liability for you and for ski areas.

The state limit on law enforcement cooperation with ICE is subject to a court challenge, and it’s related to the sheriff’s deputy who tipped off ICE.