Colorado weather: Winter storm dusts Denver with snow, slows Monday morning commute
The winter storm system should be completely out of the state by Tuesday.
Colorado Supreme Court break-in suspect appears in court as DA weighs charges
A man accused of breaking into the Colorado Supreme Court building with a gun appeared in court on Jan. 4.
Families with trans kids flee to Colorado as other states ban gender-affirming care
Colorado has become a magnet for transgender youth seeking protections in school and access to gender-affirming health care.
Armed man arrested after breaking into Colorado Supreme Court building
It’s unclear what motivated the break-in, though police say it was not related to previous threats against the Colorado Supreme Court.
Cryogenics non-profit opens ‘world’s first’ human preservation museum in Estes Park
The patron saint of Nederland’s Frozen Dead Guy Days Festival has moved in to the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, along with a new museum dedicated to the science of long-term human tissue preservation.
Starbucks illegally fired Colorado supervisor for union support, judge rules
A judge with the National Labor Relations Board found the company fired Len Harris in Nov. 2022 due to “anti-union considerations.”
Colorado weather: Blizzard conditions delay over 400 DIA flights and shut down Eastern Plains highways
Transportation officials closed I-70, U.S. 6 and U.S. 36 through the Eastern Plains due to icy roads and reduced visibility.
Colorado weather: Winter storm to dust Denver, central mountains with snow before Christmas
Denver and other communities along the I-25 corridor could see one to four inches.
Pueblo man who allegedly tampered with election equipment has case dismissed
Richard Patton was the first person charged with a class 5 felony under Colorado’s recently beefed-up election security law.
Starbucks closed Colorado Springs store to stop union push, federal agency says
The country’s top labor regulator has asked Starbucks to reopen 23 stores, including one in Colorado Springs, that closed as part of an alleged anti-union campaign.
Trinidad synagogue, Pinecliffe resort receive national historic landmark designations
Temple Aaron, one of the country’s oldest continuously-operating synagogues, and Winks Panorama, a historically Black resort community, will receive the designation.
Nearly 100 DIA cargo workers, who handle Amazon packages, strike over workplace safety concerns
The workers are employed by Swissport and say the warehouse has broken equipment, fire and other hazards.
Colorado weather: Freezing temps, snow coming to Denver and much of the state Friday
The front will bring freezing weather and snow, according to the National Weather Service.
Ski patrollers struggling to afford Colorado resort towns look to unions for help
Several ski patrollers and lift mechanics hope that collective bargaining can help them keep up with high housing and living costs in mountain communities.
New Mexico State police apprehend man suspected of killing his three neighbors in remote Custer County
The suspect is believed to be driving a white or silver 2017 Ram 1500 pickup truck with the license plate BHLK27.
Former Clear Creek sergeant pleads guilty, six other officers charged in killing of Christian Glass
Glass’ parents received a $19 million settlement from Clear Creek County in May — the largest known police settlement in Colorado history.
