Colorado Libertarians sue Secretary of State Jena Griswold over leak of voting equipment passwords

The Colorado Libertarian Party asked the court to decommission voting equipment and order a hand count of ballots in counties affected.

After warnings to avoid travel, Denver Mayor Hancock flies to visit family for Thanksgiving

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has told people to avoid travel in order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, which is at record levels in the city.

Colorado Secretary of State posted spreadsheet with voting system passwords

The passwords are one part of a multi-step security process.

Banning gun sales to young American adults under 21 is unconstitutional, judge rules

The ruling from a federal judge in Virginia is the latest decision striking down gun laws in the wake of a landmark Supreme Court ruling last year.

Children's Hospital Colorado stops providing gender-affirming surgery

The hospital said it never provided gender-affirming surgery to kids, but would wait until patients were 18 to schedule the surgery.

Truck driver in fatal Highway 285 crash facing just one year in prison

Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza pleaded guilty to misdemeanor traffic violations in July.

Attempt to ban 'assault weapons' in Colorado fails for second consecutive year

House Bill 1292 sponsors asked to halt bill, calling for more future discussion.

Security guard arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder after fatal shooting near dueling...

Matthew Dolloff, 30, is being held at the Downtown Detention Center.

Polis reduces punishment for I-70 crash driver originally sentenced to 110 years

Colorado's governor used his power to change the sentence after Rogel Aguilera-Mederos applied for clemency.

Tobacco giant to build $600 million Zyn manufacturing plant in Colorado

The construction of the facility will create nearly 5,000 jobs with nearly $1 billion in economic impact, a news release stated.

Aurora moves to declare apartment building 'criminal nuisance'

Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman said in a Facebook post that the gang activity has been isolated to a few properties in the city.

Colorado Secretary of State's Office was 'not going to tell' public about password leak

Jena Griswold only notified clerks and changed the passwords - after the security breach was revealed to the media.

University of Wyoming closes its diversity, equity and inclusion office

A Wyoming legislative budget footnote directed that no state dollars be spent on the university's diversity, equity and inclusion office.

Trump campaign demands Colorado secretary of state temporarily halt processing of mail ballots...

The Trump campaign said that it was "particularly concerned" because the office knew of the leak as early as Oct. 24, but didn't notify the public.

DOJ demands Colorado election data

In a letter sent last month, the Department of Justice requested that Colorado turn over or preserve a massive amount of election data.

Utah schools, government buildings will soon be fined if they fly this flag

Gov. Cox said he agreed with the “underlying intent” of the bill to make classrooms politically neutral but thought it went too far in regulating local governments.

Trump signs order aimed at ending federal benefits for some immigrants

People in the country illegally generally do not qualify for taxpayer-funded benefits except for emergency medical care.

Polis offers Disney, Twitter new headquarters in Colorado

In light of a public feud between Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Disney and Twitter, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis offered both companies a new home in Colorado.

Trump says 'largest deportation' in history to begin in Aurora, Colorado and Springfield, Ohio

In a statement, Aurora didn't directly address Trump's comments. Instead, the city said it would leave immigration matters to the federal government.

Donald Trump's red wave didn't hit Colorado

About half of Colorado's counties moved against the national shift toward Trump and slid to the left.

ICE raids target at least 7 locations in Denver, Aurora, Thornton

Raids in the Denver metro area were ongoing throughout the day on Wednesday.

Jimmy Kimmel praises Kyle Clark, introduces late-night audience to 'cast of characters' in CD4...

The 9NEWS CD4 Republican primary debate has gotten a lot of national attention - including on late night television.

Security guard arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder after fatal shooting near dueling...

Matthew Dolloff, 30, is being held at the Downtown Detention Center.

Elected officials and others demand Reps. Boebert, Lamborn resign over Wednesday's Washington, D.C....

After their role in the riot, the letter said they betrayed the trust of their constituents.

DEA detains nearly 50 people in Adams County raid

The DEA said the people detained all had some connection to Tren de Aragua, whether they were gang members themselves, or associated with a member.

Concealed carry permit for suspect in Denver shooting suspended Monday, authorities confirm

Matthew Dolloff was being held Sunday without bail on suspicion of first-degree murder following the shooting that left one man dead.

Polis signs measure guaranteeing right to abortion in Colorado

It's only a matter of time before the federal protections for abortion cease to exist, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) said.

Castle Rock passes motion, holding little power, to enforce federal immigration policy

Castle Rock Town Council passed a motion to work with federal agencies to deport illegal immigrants. With current state law, it holds little power.

Democratic VP pick Tim Walz is coming to Colorado

The Democratic Minnesota governor-turned-Vice President pick will stop in Colorado this week as part of his "first fundraising blitz."

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2 Denver parks fenced off due to drug use, violence and vandalism

Denver Parks and Recreation closed La Alma-Lincoln Park, parts of Sonny Lawson Park and the green space along 14th Avenue.

Colorado Supreme Court decides Trump is not allowed on the state primary ballot

If either side appeals the court's decision, the case will go to the U.S. Supreme Court, which has never ruled on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

Latest election results: Colorado Democrats lose out on a state Senate supermajority, 2 seats...

Here's where the balance of power in the Colorado legislature stands after the 2024 general election.

Lauren Boebert wins Republican CD4 primary race in landslide victory

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert pulls off a massive victory over five rivals to be the GOP nominee in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District.

Semi-truck driver in fatal Highway 285 crash detained by ICE after release from jail

Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza was sentenced to a year in jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor traffic charges in connection with a crash on Highway 285 near Conifer.

ICE operation in Aurora temporarily called off, report says

Sources told NBC News that federal enforcement agencies will not conduct an operation in Aurora on Thursday as originally planned.

Castle Rock passes motion, holding little power, to enforce federal immigration policy

Castle Rock Town Council passed a motion to work with federal agencies to deport illegal immigrants. With current state law, it holds little power.

Families feel robbed of their safety after string of burglaries in Boulder County

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office has been in communication with the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, sharing information about similar cases.

Trump signs order designating English as the official language of the US

The order allows government agencies and organizations that receive federal funding to choose whether to continue to offer documents and services in other languages.

Trump sets Colorado campaign stop this week

The Republican presidential candidate will come to Colorado’s third largest city, which Trump has falsely claimed has been taken over by a Venezuelan gang.

Biden keeps Space Command in Colorado, rejecting move to Alabama

The president decided to keep the U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado, overturning a last-ditch decision by the Trump administration to move it to Alabama.

With public broadcasters pressured by the Trump administration, PBS shuts down its diversity office

PBS gets federal funding through U.S. Department of Education and National Science Foundation for its children's programming.

Legendary 9NEWS anchor Gary Shapiro to retire after 40-year career

Gary joined 9NEWS in 1983 and became the anchor of 9NEWS Mornings in 1989.

Trump administration eyes Colorado for new ICE detention facilities

A prison that shut down 15 years ago in Walsenburg could soon hold people detained by immigration authorities.

Justice Department requests voter and election data from at least 15 states, AP finds

The unusually expansive outreach has raised alarm among some election officials.

Walmart becomes latest - and biggest - company to roll back its DEI policies

It joins other major corporations that have been under pressure by conservative activists.

Trump administration cuts off Ukrainian access to satellite images from Colorado-based company

The Trump administration has cut off the Ukrainian military's access to satellite imagery produced by a company in Colorado.

Mesa County plans to file countersuit against Colorado leaders over immigration law

Mesa County Commissioners voted to sue Colorado leaders over a law they claim hampers local law enforcement.

'It's false information': Tenants respond to claims Aurora complex overtaken by Venezuelan gang

Tenants said reports that an Aurora apartment complex at 12th Avenue and Dallas Street is being overrun by gangs are greatly exaggerated.

'Assault weapons' ban passes Colorado House

If it passes in the Senate, it could bring Colorado in line with 10 other states that have prohibitions on semiautomatic guns.

Tina Peters hopes for pardon negotiations, while governor's office calls idea of Trump quid pro quo...

Tina Peters was convicted of state-level crimes, so President Trump cannot pardon her.

'So mad I turned the TV off': Barkley calls out ESPN's coverage of Nuggets

Barkley called out ESPN's focus on LeBron James' potential retirement over the Nuggets' Finals run. He's also excited to golf with Peyton Manning and Sean Payton.

Trump picks Dan Bongino for FBI deputy director position

The deputy director serves as the FBI's second-in-command and is traditionally a career agent responsible for the bureau's day-to-day law enforcement operations.

First known arrest of migrant family inside Colorado courthouse

We're now in a new stage of President Trump's mass roundup of immigrants in Colorado: the first known arrest of a family inside a courthouse.

Trump cuts funds to NPR and PBS, citing 'woke propaganda'

The broadcasters get roughly half a billion dollars in public money through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Molson Coors ditches DEI initiatives: Colorado LGBTQ+ organizations react

Molson Coors is the seventh major company in the past month to rollback their DEI initiatives.

Colorado health departments concerned about sudden loss of $200+ million in federal grants

The funding covered COVID vaccine programs, disease prevention efforts, and mental health services.

Widow calls ICE to ensure deportation of truck driver involved in fatal Highway 285 crash

When Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza was released from the Jefferson County jail, ICE agents were waiting for him.

'I was wrong': Former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis loses her Colorado law license for three years

Jenna Ellis "undermined the American public's confidence in the presidential election process," court documents say.

'You are no hero' | Judge sentences Tina Peters to 9 years behind bars

In August, a jury found Tina Peters guilty of seven of 10 counts related to election interference.