Boulder Tennis Community “Endangered” Amid Court Shortage, Pickleball Boom
“We’ve made it a game of exclusivity. …This tennis community is going to disintegrate.”
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Colorado Will Soon Expand Insurance Coverage for Abortion
This latest update comes as Colorado voters consider solidifying abortion rights even further.
The Hottest (and Coolest) Neighborhoods in Denver
All five of Denver’s hottest neighborhoods are located downtown.
Three More Proposals Submit Signatures for Colorado’s November Ballot
Voters could be weighing more than a dozen statewide proposals in the next election.
Polis Doubts He’ll Be Kamala Harris’s Running Mate – Suggests He’s Too Bald, Gay and Jewish
“My phone hasn’t rung yet,” Governor Jared Polis said during a CNN interview.
Body of 42-Year-Old Stabbing Victim Pulled From Cherry Creek in Denver
Ethan Martinez’s body was discovered on Tuesday, but police didn’t rule the death a homicide until three days later.
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Lawmakers Begin New Effort to Protect Police Misconduct Whistleblowers
“The people who keep us safe should feel safe at work, especially if they just want to do the right thing and report misconduct.”
Denver Restaurants Say Local Dudes Delivery Ripped Off Their Customers
“It’s pretty scammy and scary.”
Polis Talks Elon Musk, Vladimir Putin and League of Legends on Breaking Bread
The Bloomberg TV show’s new episode features the governor eating his way through Pueblo while discussing politics with Alexander Heffner.
Denver Rallies to Help 11-Year-Old Whose Skateboard Was Thrown Into River in Viral Video
At least one parent is considering pressing charges against the woman who attacked young skateboarders in downtown Denver.
Whiskey, the First Dog Mayor of Lakewood, Dies at 9
He was a politician, a certified bark-ranger and a dedicated big brother. But most of all, he was a good boy.
Chaos Continues in Effort to Remove Colorado GOP Chair Dave Williams
Williams’s expulsion vote may be held on July 19, July 27, August 31 – or not at all.
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Video: Denver Woman Attacks Young Skateboarders, Throws 11-Year-Old’s Board Into River
“It’s kind of traumatizing. I’m going to remember that for the rest of my life.”
Why Doesn’t Denver Enforce Its Fireworks Ban?
Denver police received 550 calls about fireworks in May and June, but issued no citations.
Curtains Close on the Esquire’s Last Performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
“For that moment, you’re not alone. … You’re part of something bigger.”
Pro-Palestine Incumbents Lose in Denver Primary
Days after voters rejected Elisabeth Epps and Tim Hernández, the Colorado Democratic Party rejected a ceasefire resolution, with opponents calling for collaboration on local issues.
Business Boom: Pete Elliott Goes to War With Wyoming Over Fireworks Store
“You don’t want to be from Colorado and be in Laramie County…but they sure love the Colorado money.”
Boom and Bust: Fireworks Sales, Use Restrictions in Colorado
Most fireworks are illegal statewide, but each city has its own regulations.
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Uber Driver Accused of Sexually Assaulting Passenger as Police Search for More Victims
This is the latest of several recent sexual assaults in Colorado that police fear were committed by serial perpetrators.
State Primary for Dummies: How (and Which) Coloradans Can Cast Ballots
You have until June 25 to vote in the state primary.
Who is John Wren? Meet Colorado’s Only Write-In Primary Candidate
“I don’t think I’m a good candidate, really.”
Colorado Approved Social Media Warnings Days Before Surgeon General’s Essay
Starting in 2026, Colorado kids who use a social media platform for over an hour or at certain times will get pop-up warnings.