News across Greater Denver
Contribute to the annual Children’s Stuffed Animal Drive starting Oct. 1
The Sue Corbett Active Adult Center invites the community to bring comfort to children facing difficult circumstances by participating in its annual stuffed animal drive benefiting the Child Rescue Foundation.
Colorado bakeries have a good reason to bet on local grains despite rising food costs
You can taste the difference, say bakers across the state who invest in flour milled from grains grown not far away or mill their own.
City of Brighton and Brighton EDC Named 2026 Medium Community of the Year
The Brighton Economic Development Corporation (Brighton EDC), in partnership with the City of Brighton, has been recognized by the Economic Development Council of Colorado (EDCC) with the 2026 Medium Community of the Year Award.
In 1876, Colorado Republicans emerged victorious in the first state elections
In 1876, Colorado Republicans emerged victorious in the first state elections mps-post Sat, 10/03/2026 - 06:04 Image (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); (Colorado Newsline) After a month-long sprint of political campaigning across the new Centennial State,…
Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Melissa Hart dies
Hart grew up in Denver and graduated from East High School. She then got her bachelor's degree from Harvard-Radcliffe College and her law degree from Harvard Law.
22 Colorado ski swaps to help you save on winter gear
The secondhand gear market is a time-honored tradition in Colorado, reaching back to the country’s first recorded ski swaps in the 1950s
Proposition NN: Colorado TABOR refunds would be diverted to K-12 education
The measure, placed on the ballot by Democrats in the legislature, would eliminate refunds owed under the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights to help schools manage class sizes, expand career and technical education, retain teachers and increase their pay.
Amendment 85: Colorado voters will decide whether ballot measures must be understandable to an 8th grader
The measure was brought by Advance Colorado, a conservative political nonprofit that doesn’t disclose its donors, but has picked up support from other organizations and people, including some that are liberal
Amendment 84: Colorado voters would be forced to put Social Security, driver’s license numbers on their ballots
It’s not clear who is pushing for the measure, which is financially backed by out-of-state groups that have spent millions of dollars on advertising and collecting signatures to get it on the ballot
Manny Rutinel removed or toned down liberal beliefs, background on congressional campaign website
The revelations about the changes to Rutinel’s campaign website come as the candidate has faced criticism from his Republican opponent, U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans, as well as some on the left for his past statements and actions, as well as changing views, on everything from veganism to…
Victor Marx’s campaign receives one of the largest fines in state history
The GOP gubernatorial candidate’s campaign accepted 203 contributions above Colorado’s legal limit, according to the Secretary of State’s Office
Salt Lake City flights are back in Moab. Here’s what travelers should know.
SkyWest Airlines returned to Canyonlands Regional Airport on Oct. 1, restoring commercial flights between Moab and Salt Lake City. Year-round Denver service is scheduled to begin Oct. 7. The Salt Lake route operates as Delta Connection and will continue through Thanksgiving…