Month: September 2025

awesome + uniting

• Colorado unemployment rate below U.S. rate for first time in 20 months
• Adaptive ski ‘pioneer’ Bob Meserve among Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame 2025 honorees
• Nonprofit buys 480 acres on 14er to help preserve public access

awesome + controversy

• Colorado car seat requirements changed this year. Here’s what parents need to know
• Two Colorado students want to make it easier to get admitted to a state university
• End of federal EV subsidies will hurt Colorado sales

awful + uniting

• Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport leads nation in safety incidents, pushing FAA to make changes
• Autism Society of Colorado flooded with calls after Trump administration makes claims about Tylenol and autism
• Report: Lightning to blame for deaths of 2 missing hunters in Colorado

awful + controversy

• Virginia Giuffre’s family urges Rep. Crank’s help in release of Epstein files
• When the government could shut down and what would it mean for Colorado
• Dominion Voting Systems reaches settlement in its $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against Guiliani

awesome + uniting

• Fall colors could be reaching peak conditions this weekend
• Colorado reaches new heights with first two-starred Michelin restaurant
• CU introduces Ralphie VII as new mascot

awesome + controversy

• Paranormal investigators first to explore Denver restaurant, former mortuary
• Taggart among supporters of ballot items extending Healthy School Meals for All
• Rockies avoid breaking White Sox’s loss record: Colorado beats Angels for 42nd win of MLB season

awful + uniting

• Colorado River designated as ‘infested’ with zebra mussels
• Funding cuts for childhood ​brain tumor research​ leave Colorado clinical trials ​in doubt
• More than 7,000 people attend vigil for Charlie Kirk at Colorado State’s Canvas Stadium

awful + controversy

• Denver Pastor and Wife Ordered to Pay $3.4 Million to Crypto Scam Victims
• FTC sues Ticketmaster, saying it forces fans to pay more for concerts and events
• ‘Vile’, ‘corrosive’, ‘toxic’ … and unquittable. Colorado’s members of Congress on how social media impacts their work and American society

awesome + uniting

• Colorado sees first dusting of snow during last week of summer
• Key takeaways from the Broncos’ season-opening win
• Teachers, farmers, advocates urge voters to approve new tax for school meals and food stamps in November

awesome + controversy

• Here’s how to witness the season of love for tarantulas in Southern Colorado
• Denver’s “Love Is Blind” cast revealed
• Gov. Polis on how Broncos’ Burnham Yard stadium plan came to be: ‘A perfect match’

awful + uniting

• “Diplomatic Scandal in Denver” Has Mexico Investigating Consulate for Bribery, Sexual Assault
• Suspect in Evergreen school shooting was ‘radicalized’ by ‘extremist network,’ investigators say
• Widespread drought grips western Colorado

awful + controversy

• Customers denied COVID vaccines even after Colorado order guarantees access
• Palmer Lake trustees recalled over Buc-ee’s vote say they’re not giving up on town
• ‘Just say no’: Colorado activists protest potential new ICE detention center in Hudson

awesome + uniting

• Colorado agencies issue orders for prescription-free COVID-19 vaccines
• Colorado launches new building code designed to encourage efficient, all-electric homes
• Studies rank these Denver area cities among best in US for retirement

awesome + controversy

• Liberal groups pitch graduated income tax for Colorado’s 2026 ballot
• Thousands march in Denver in support of workers and against Trump administration policies
• Google’s autonomous ride service Waymo is coming to Denver

awful + uniting

• Denver’s smoky skies, bad air quality could linger into this weekend
• Mesa County is a hotspot for measles this year after decades of zero cases
• Colorado leaders – including entire congressional delegation – speak out against proposed Space Command move

awful + controversy

• Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet grills RFK Jr. on vaccine policy, calls for his removal from health post
• The man who helped Colorado and California take politics out of redistricting calls the race toward partisan gerrymanders a living ‘nightmare’
• Pueblo County commissioners spar over message to Trump, but agree the “just transition” from coal-fired power feels unfair