Documents state that the Colorado Springs Police Department and emergency medical services were called on January 31, 2022 on the report of an unresponsive male. Upon arriving at the scene, first responders found the boy dead in his bedroom.
A new analysis shows big oil companies are much more reluctant to lower gasoline prices when crude prices drop than they are to raise prices when crude costs rise.
The widespread worker shortages being felt throughout the U.S. economy are particularly acute in the state’s mountain communities because the workers that keep the tourism industry humming can’t afford to live there. Resort towns across Colorado are looking for creative solutions for the housing scarcity that has reached crisis levels during the past two years.
A campaign to protect one of the last free-flowing rivers in Colorado is moving forward, but some proponents say not enough progress has been made over the past year.
In the immediate aftermath of the Aurora theater shooting in 2012, the Aurora Mental Health Center’s board of directors passed a resolution stipulating that it would not charge any out-of-pocket fees to anyone who had been impacted by the shooting.
Some elements of the Aurora police response, like the in-the-moment judgment to transport 27 victims using police cars when ambulances were unavailable, have been praised and, according to Oates, incorporated into the policies of police departments across the country.
Ten years ago, the trajectory of Zack Golditch’s life took a turn.Now, the survivor of the Aurora theater shooting hopes to positively alter the path of another Aurora Public Schools student with a life-changing scholarship.
The embattled former clerk is facing felony and misdemeanor charges, including attempting to influence a public servant, criminal impersonation, identity theft, and first-degree official misconduct.
A June ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court limiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change is bringing renewed focus to local and state regulation
Colorado State Patrol investigated over 1,750 fatal and injurious crashes caused by drugged or drunk drivers over a three year period and have established a trend amongst the data.
The new service will give Coloradans the ability to test for an instruction permit online wherever and whenever they want, with no appointment needed as long as they have an internet connection and a working webcam
History Colorado’s newest exhibit, titled "Rainbows and Revolutions," focuses on the state’s LGBTQIA+ history. The exhibit is sponsored by the Denver-based Gill Foundation.
