
What could Trump’s election order mean for Colorado’s voters?
The sweeping order, which would require people to verify their citizenship in order to vote, is likely to be challenged in court.


Skier Mikaela Shiffrin steadily overcoming PTSD after crash, focusing on slalom at World Cup finals
Mikaela Shiffrin’s flashbacks to her November crash in the giant slalom are happening less and less when she’s training.

Niko Medved leaves Colorado State for his native Minnesota after an NCAA tournament run by the Rams
Minnesota has hired Colorado State’s Niko Medved as its next coach.

Colorado State beats short-handed Memphis 78-70 in March Madness, advances to second round
The Rams extended their winning streak to 11 games and advanced to face fourth-seeded Maryland on Sunday.

Former US Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming, born in Colorado, dies at age 93
Simpson played a key role rallying GOP senators around the party’s legislative agenda as a top Senate leader.

State officials nationwide issue warnings about toll road smishing scam
These smishing scams are a form of phishing that relies on SMS texts to trick people into sending money or share sensitive information.

US judge sides with states, temporarily halts Trump plan to cut hundreds of millions of dollars for teacher training
Colorado and seven other states argued the cuts would cost them tens of million of dollars and harm efforts to address the teacher shortage.

Woman pleads guilty in cross-burning hoax during Colorado Springs mayoral campaign
She pleaded guilty in Denver federal court to being part of a conspiracy to set the fire and then spread false information in run-up to the election of Mayor Yemi Mobolade.

Southwest Airlines will begin charging customers a fee to check bags
Southwest is abandoning a decades-long practice that executives had described last fall as key to differentiating the budget carrier from its rivals.

Can local governments enforce laws banning conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ kids? SCOTUS to decide in Colorado case
The appeal on behalf of Kaley Chiles, a counselor in Colorado Springs, was filed by Alliance Defending Freedom, a high-profile conservative legal organization.

USA Swimming’s pick for CEO pulled out after SafeSport report was filed
The governing body said Chrissi Rawak would not take the job because of “unforeseen personal circumstances that we learned about late this week.”

DOJ to review Tina Peters conviction. Colorado officials criticize the move
The DOJ does not have the power to overturn a state conviction. Peters has asked a federal court to intervene, but it’s unclear what it could do.

Woman suspected in Loveland Tesla dealership vandalism charged in federal court
Federal prosecutors have charged a woman in connection with a string of vandalism against a Loveland Tesla dealership, which included Molotov cocktails being thrown at vehicles and the words “Nazi cars” spray painted on the building.

Thieves fake seizure to nab pricey bulldogs from Colorado pet store, sheriff says
The puppies, which sell for $4,299 each, were stolen from a Centennial pet store.

Supreme Court turns back challenges to laws keeping abortion opponents away from clinics, patients
A Supreme Court decision from 2000 barred people from getting within 8 feet of others without permission in a 100-foot “bubble zone” around clinics.

Avalanches in western US claim more lives in recent weeks, including a weekend death in Colorado
Saturday’s avalanche death is the third in Colorado this winter and the second fatality in less than a week.