Polis activates National Guard cybersecurity unit ahead of November’s election
It’s just a precaution, though.
CU scientists will work with the United Arab Emirates to build a space probe that could explore the origins of the universe
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder will build a probe they hope will help explain one of life’s great mysteries — the origins of the universe.
Afghan interpreter and his family land in Colorado to start a new life in Broomfield
An Afghan interpreter and his family landed at Denver International Airport Tuesday night to settle in at their new home after the fall and evacuation of Kabul.
Adams County Commissioner launches campaign for new congressional district awaiting approval
Adams County Commissioner Charles “Chaz” Tedesco said he wants to represent working people in Congress.
Former U.S. Olympian From Colorado Springs Pleads Guilty To Storming U.S. Capitol
The 39-year-old was recorded inside the building wearing a distinctive U.S. Olympic team jacket over body armor.
DIA janitors will launch strike Friday as contract expires without a deal
The janitors, who are organized under the Service Employees International Union, currently make $17 an hour.
Seven DPD Officers Are Suing The City Over Its Employee Vaccine Mandate, With A Hearing Scheduled For Wednesday
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock had ordered city employees and certain “high-risk” workers in the private sector to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in August.
Boulder Approves Flood Mitigation Plan At CU South, But Voters May Get The Final Say
Boulder City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to approve the proposed annexation, but a group has gotten enough signatures to get proposal on the November ballot.
A New Clinic At The Aurora VA Hospital Will Be Named After Tuskegee Airman And Civil Rights Activist John Mosley
Lt. Col. John Mosley, born in Denver in 1921, was also the first Black football player at Colorado State University.
Colorado Launches New Community Vaccination Sites Ahead Of Biden’s Employer Vaccine Mandate
Colorado is opening four community vaccination sites across the Front Range as employers prepare to meet new COVID-19 vaccination requirements announced last week by President Joe Biden.
After Years Of Calls To Correct Whitewashed History, Fort Lewis College Is Owning Up To Its Past As An Indian Boarding School
The origin of Fort Lewis College in Durango is a dark stain on American education and the state of Colorado. The school’s own leaders have said as much.
Loveland Reaches $3 Million Settlement With Karen Garner Over Violent 2020 Arrest
Updated September 8, 2021 at 12:48 p.m.
Meet The Donkeys Who Duked It Out To Become The New, Long Face Of The Colorado School Of Mines
Does Pepsi or Winkie have what it takes to be the new Blaster the Burro?
Polis Announces Grant Program To Fuel Primary Care Vaccinations And Money For Students Who Get Tested
A new grant program announced Thursday by Governor Jared Polis will distribute money that primary care providers can use to expand vaccination access within their offices. Each recipient will receive […]
Colorado Will Use $173 Million Of Federal Dollars To Fund A COVID Testing Program For School Districts
Students and staff at participating schools can get tested for free, regardless of vaccination status or whether symptoms are present.
Tri-County Health Department Ends Opt-Out Policy, Issues Universal Mask Requirement For Students
The Tri-County Health Department Board of Health has reversed its decision to allow individual counties to opt-out of mask mandates, and instead issued a universal face covering requirement for all […]
