Woman found guilty of vehicular homicide for hitting Magnus White after she passed out while driving
The verdict in the trial for Yeva Smilianska came down at 10 p.m.
Jury has begun deliberating in case of woman accused of hitting and killing 17-year-old cyclist Magnus White after falling asleep driving
White was considered a rising star in the cycling world at the time of his death.
Colorado’s measles vaccination rate is just a bit too low for herd immunity
Health officials say the real concern are certain pockets where immunization rates may be well below average.
Rally for education funding brings out Colorado teachers and families tired of a budget crisis every year
Despite being one of the wealthiest states in the country, Colorado chronically underfunds its public schools compared to the national average.
Need to brush up on tariffs and what they mean for Colorado? We got you
Overall, tariffs mean higher prices for the state, the businesses and Coloradans — everywhere from the gas pumps to the grocery store.
Colorado is $4 billion away from making its schools what it wants them to be, according to new reports
The reports provide a guidebook for lawmakers if they want all schools to meet the standards they’ve set.
Back-to-back snowstorms put Colorado in a ‘winter state of mind’
Ski resorts welcome the deluge as more snow is on the way, with some parts of Colorado expecting 2 more feet.
Larimer County settles $5 million lawsuit with family of man fatally hit by a car after a sheriff’s deputy tased him on I-25
A critical response team investigated the incident and declined to charge the sheriff’s deputy in Brett Thompson’s death.
Everything you need to know about the bird flu outbreak in Colorado
Colorado is leading the nation in human cases of the H5 bird flu. Here’s what this means for the general public.
Colorado appeals court bars sheriffs from detaining inmates for federal immigration authorities after they’re eligible for release
Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell made an agreement with ICE to arrest and detain inmates with civil immigration detainers in 2019. Since then, the county has faced a series of lawsuits.
Employee at dairy farm contracted Colorado’s first human case of avian flu this year
The CDC said the new confirmed case of avian flu in humans underscores its recommended precautions for people who may be exposed to infected animals.
COVID-19 virus concentrations steadily increasing in Colorado wastewater
Nearly every utility along the Front Range from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs reported an uptick in viral concentrations.
Cherry Creek School District settles with Department of Justice over complaints about language barriers for parents and guardians
Not an admission of wrongdoing, the deal includes requirements to provide translation or interpretation services for procedures like enrollment and disciplinary meetings.
Jury foreperson in Christian Glass murder trial says there was one holdout on second-degree murder conviction
Juror says nearly everyone agreed that the former sheriff’s deputy was guilty on all counts within a hour of getting the case. Except for one person.
Christian Glass’ mother takes the stand in the trial for the deputy who shot her 22-year-old son
Christian Glass was shot and killed by a Clear Creek County deputy in June 2022 after calling 911 for help when his car was stuck.
Scammers stole almost $200 million from Coloradans in 2023
Here are seven charts that show the breakdown of crimes, victims and losses.
