A tropical ‘snakebird’ just landed in Boulder, and it’s turning heads
Here’s what the rare anhinga sighting says about Colorado’s changing ecology.
100-foot-wide mudslide closes Loveland Pass, causes travel delays
Authorities have no timeline for reopening.
How you can expect police to respond at the No Kings Protests in Colorado
Officials anticipate organized rallies to be peaceful.
We’re in for another hot summer. Health care providers are preparing for more heat-related illnesses
Whether we’ll break any new heat records this year will depend on monsoonal rain patterns and other factors that could cool things down.
Who is considered a ‘grandparent’? The Colorado Supreme Court has a new definition
A trial over legal visitation rights could ensue.
Boulder attack suspect makes first appearance in federal court
Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces one federal hate crime charge in addition to 118 state charges.
Boulder attack suspect makes first state court appearance, faces 118 charges
The charges include attempted first-degree murder with intent and extreme indifference, assault, use of an incendiary device, crimes of violence, and animal cruelty.
Advocates liken attempt to deport Boulder suspect’s family to authoritarian intimidation tactics
“Think about what that would mean if this precedent was established. It would mean that children could be held accountable for any kind of offense committed by their parents or other relatives.”
Family of Boulder attack suspect is being taken into ICE custody
The immigration status of Soliman’s wife and children is unknown.
Suspect in the Boulder attack on a march to support hostages held by Hamas had planned for a year
Eight people were injured in what’s being investigated as an act of terrorism.
Annual Colorado youth report shows improvements in mental health, early childhood education but more kids experiencing homelessness
The 2025 Kids Count data book offers a snapshot of how the state’s children are doing, covering four areas including economic security, health, early childhood education and K-12 education.
Yes, it was a rainy May. Rainfall totals for Denver so far this month are well above average
Fog also delayed hundreds of flights at Denver International Airport.
May 27, 2025: Psilocybin centers to open but veterans may not get access, details on Medicaid changes, river surfing parks
What the Republican changes to Medicaid mean for all Coloradans and our pocketbooks.
There are more angry drivers on Colorado’s roads — and experts see a lot of things to blame
Denver alone saw a 40 percent increase in road rage incidents from 2022 to 2024.
Early studies suggest psilocybin can help people with PTSD. But the VA doesn’t allow it. Will veterans be left behind?
Two veterans found a path to manage their symptoms through different journeys. But they both agree, “whatever works, works.”
Tornadoes that destroyed homes in Bennett and Elizabeth area rated EF-2 by NWS
At least four tornadoes touched down on the Eastern Plains in Adams, Arapahoe, and Elbert Counties Sunday.
