Neighbors of Republican candidate Russ Andrews, who is running for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, filed for a protection order against him in 2021, according to court documents.
Neighbors of a Colorado CD3 candidate filed for a protective order in 2021 Read More »
Colorado state lawmakers are targeting commercial truckers in their hope to reduce winter traffic jams on I-70, and critics argue that they are focusing on the wrong group of drivers.
Lawmakers eye safety fix on I-70 by targeting commercial drivers Read More »
The Colorado Conservation Alliance filed a lawsuit in Federal Court against the United States Fish and Wildlife Commission, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, Dan Gibbs in his capacity as the executive director of Colorado Department of Natural Resources, and Jeff Davis in his capacity as director of CPW on Dec. 14, 2023.
Wolf suit against CPW challenges process of reintroduction Read More »
By Abbey Soukup | The Denver Gazette Denver is forecast for a mix of rain and snow Friday and heading into the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Boulder. There’s a 20% chance of rain after 2 p.m. Expect mostly cloudy skies and a high of 52 degrees. Winds from the northeast will
Weekend weather: Rain, snow on the way, Douglas and Elbert could get up to 11 inches Read More »
Rep. Mike Lynch of Wellington, the former minority leader of the state House, did not offer an apology to his colleagues or his constituents when he announced on Jan. 23 he would step down as minority leader. He had faced pressure from some Republicans to resign his post following his DUI arrest in 2022.
Rep. Lynch: ‘I’m sorry and embarassed’ Read More »
Colorado district attorneys worry that over 1,000 criminal convictions may have relied on dubious evidence due to “anomalies” discovered in DNA testing by a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist.
1,000 criminal cases may have relied on faulty DNA Testing at Colorado Crime Lab Read More »
When restaurants were shutdown during the 2020 pandemic, a law allowing the sale of alcoholic beverages for takeout and delivery helped ease financial burdens for many business owners. With the temporary law set to expire in 2025, some lawmakers this year aim to keep it permanent.
Bill to make to-go alcohol law permanent passes committee Read More »
DENVER (KDVR) — A bill that would increase penalties for individuals who harm law enforcement animals passed through a Colorado House committee Tuesday, bringing it one step closer to becoming a new law.
Sporting an emerald-green morph suit and carrying a suitcase overflowing with colorful costumes and props, Beth Osnes certainly turned heads as she walked into the Colorado Public Radio newsroom.
At CU Boulder, professor becomes a butterfly to cope with climate anxiety Read More »
A bill that would require Colorado employers to display posters and provide suicide prevention information in the workplace passed through the House Committee on Business Affairs and Labor this week.
