The Latest Breaking News from Colorado

The Colorado Supreme Court issued one opinion from Feb. 6-12. As of Feb. 12, the court issued seven opinions in 2023—the same amount as this time last year. The one opinion is below:

Colorado lawmakers have proposed a bill to study whether a type of charcoal could be used to plug deserted oil and gas wells

LOS ANGELES — Much of the Colorado River’s water is diverted from reservoirs and transported in canals to the farmlands and cities of the desert Southwest. But some of the water also ends up going elsewhere — vanishing into thin air.

Democratic lawmakers in Colorado are considering repealing the state’s ban on rent control, as housing prices reach crisis levels

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Three animals in Colorado, each of them now dead, tested positive for the highly pathogenic avian influenza that’s sweeping across the country, state wildlife officials said in a release.

DENVER — Adam Frisch will once more run to unseat the far-right incumbent U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, he announced early Tuesday morning.

A second storm in as many days will bring travel-disrupting snow to parts of the Plains and Midwest from Wednesday into Thursday

A Colorado sheriff watched his best friend, Lou Smit, dedicate his life to solving the 1996 murder of six-year-old pageant queen JonBenét Ramsey — then helped continue the investigative cause after Smit’s death. Now John Wesley Anderson has written a new book including an unredacted DNA report — and tells…

JonBenét Ramsey was just six years old when she was beaten and strangled in her family’s Colorado home. More than a quarter-century later, her killer remains a mystery. Sheila Flynn explains the case

Tony the Border Collie Lab mix got stranded while on a hike near the Moffat Tunnel in Rollinsville, Colorado, USA, and his owner injured herself. Luckily the mum and daughter team came to the rescue