Colorado

Democrat Who Lost to Boebert Ready for Rematch

By Mini Racker

5 Killed and Several Injured in Colorado LGBTQ Nightclub Shooting

By Solcyré Burga

Wind-Whipped Wildfires Destroy Hundreds of Homes in Colorado

By Vincent Del Giudice and Joe Ryan / Bloomberg

Colorado Governor Orders New Probe Into Elijah McClain's Death

By Josiah Bates
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'Look at the Sizes of That Thing.' Colorado Sheriff Department's Confusing Boulder Description is Ruling Social Media

The boulder is large, but also small

By Madeleine Carlisle

Mother and Son Found Dead in Rocky Mountain National Park

Park rangers had been searching for a reportedly suicidal person at the time

By Sanya Mansoor

Frontier Airlines Hit With Sexual Assault Lawsuit

Two women have alleged in a lawsuit that they were sexually assaulted on Frontier Airlines flights — and the airline failed to respond

By Madeleine Carlisle

Texas Family Rescued After Missing for 24 Hours in Colorado's Rocky Mountains

The family was driving from Texas to Colorado to deliver furniture

By Sanya Mansoor

Colorado District Closes All Schools Due to Virus

The Mesa County Valley School District 51 plans to keep all 46 of its schools closed on Thursday and Friday.

By Sanya Mansoor

Doctor Fired After Suing to Provide Aid-in-Dying Meds

At least 200 terminally ill patients have been prescribed medications to help them to die in Colorado

By Tara Law

Colorado School District Providing Kitty Litter Buckets for Kids to Use the Bathroom During Lockdowns

This is the same district where the Columbine High School mass shooting took place

By Josiah Bates

'It’s Not a Museum. It’s Not a Mausoleum.' Columbine High School Could Be Torn Down As Safety Threats Mount

“It would be so nice to simply focus on learning as opposed to dealing with threats"

By Katie Reilly

Colorado Highway Rocked By 8.5 Million-Pound Boulder's Crash Landing

The massive rock left an 8-foot trench in the roadway

By Megan McCluskey

Colorado Shooting Survivors Want Politics Put Aside

Not all shooting survivors are willing to quickly turn their grief into demands for gun control

By Tara Law

'We Are People, Not a Statement.' Students Walk Out of Vigil for Colorado School Shooting Victims

Students called for an end to politicized grief

By Jamie Ducharme

Denver Approves Decriminalizing Psilocybin Mushrooms in Unofficial Results, as Public Support for Psychedelic Drug Research Grows

The measure appeared to be defeated on the night of the ballot

By Jamie Ducharme

Colorado Shooting Prompts Aurora Father to Share Advice

The first 24 to 48 hours after a shooting occurs, the families of the victims just need to be with people they know.It takes a while to come to terms with the fact that they...

By Lissandra Villa

'Here We Are Again'

Shots were fired at STEM School Highlands Ranch in suburban Denver

By Tara Law

'Multiple Fatalities' After Speeding Semi-Truck Causes Fiery Crash Outside Denver

Multiple people have been killed after a semi-trailer truck caused a fiery crash on Interstate 70 west of Denver Thursday, police said.Police in Lakewood, Colo., could not confirm the number of fatalities late Thursday, but...

By Ciara Nugent

Still Teaching at Columbine 20 Years Later. Why He Never Left

Columbine High School teacher Kiki Leyba remembers April 20, 1999 as a day of two life-altering extremes. He was a first-year Columbine teacher meeting with then-Principal Frank DeAngelis, who had just offered him a contract...

By Katie Reilly
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