The southwestern corner of the state is dealing with a second round of historic flooding, with muddy floodwaters overwhelming communities and disrupting daily life. Then, the U.S. will hear arguments ...

A proposed settlement was reached today in a sweeping class action lawsuit against the GEO detention center for forcing thousands of immigrants detained inside to do hard labor for $1 a day, ...

The Cherry Creek School District is facing a federal racial discrimination complaint from Defending Education, a conservative advocacy group. It alleges that the 53,000-student district is racially ...

It's Election Day in Colorado, and that means many people will be refreshing news websites, listening to the radio or watching TV to see the latest results for the issues and races they care about ...

Now’s your chance to buy a Denver office building – online. A 16-story office tower on 17th Street in the city’s central business district is up for grabs on Ten-X, an internet marketplace for ...

The Rio Blanco River has swamped much of the Last Resort on the River Campground, outside of Pagosa Springs. Some families who live there full-time were forced to leave behind their trailers. Owner ...

Tony Gorman joined CPR News in 2022 as an afternoon general assignment reporter. In 2023, he took on a new beat focusing on criminal justice issues. Tony Gorman came to CPR with over 15 years of ...

More Colorado voters are returning their ballots early than in previous years, a sign the 2026 midterms could be a record year.

They aim to limit access to young people enticed by products, joining 15 other Colorado cities that have passed bans.

“Most of the animals we care for have shorter lifespans than we do.” said Dave Ruhl, Cheyenne Zoo president and CEO. “It's a natural part of being a zoo to care for animals through their end of life.