The Latest Breaking News from Colorado

DENVER — Colorado now legally bars anyone previously convicted of any of 110 different felony crimes from possessing a gun, under a new law signed Thursday by Gov. Jared Polis.

Michael Keasling of Lakewood, Colorado, was an electrician who loved big trucks, fast cars, and Harley-Davidsons. He’d struggled with diabetes since he was a teenager, needing a kidney transplant from his sister to stay alive. He was already quite sick in August when he contracted West Nile virus after being…

Colorado mountain towns have seen real estate prices soar, particularly as out-of-towners panic bought during the pandemic. Workers can’t afford to live there, creating a workforce and housing crisis, writes Sheila Flynn

CPW officials said the young bull elk was tangled up in tarpaulin and was stuck in a ditch in distress.

All passengers evacuated from vehicle without any injuries

All was not lost for the Penguins, who were defeated by the Colorado Avalanche Tuesday night for the second time in four days.

Starting in January, job postings in Washington will have to include some dollar signs.

DENVER — When Boulder psychiatrist Will Van Derveer first heard about people treating severe mental health issues with MDMA — popularly known as the party drug ecstasy, or molly — he was extremely skeptical.

DENVER — Bicyclists who roll through stop signs will no longer be breaking the law if a bill passed by the Colorado Legislature is signed by Gov. Jared Polis.

Mike Tyson, the iconic American boxer, launched a new product in March: ear-shaped edibles, in reference to his fight against Evander Holyfield in 1997.

Colorado joins 15 other states and the District of Columbia that have recently codified abortion in law