Colorado
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- Colorado ranks as No. 5 state for deadly road rage: Study
A study by LendingTree found Colorado ranks as the 5th state with the most deadly road rage incidents. The research highlights Colorado's position in the national ranking for such incidents.
- Cajun restaurant starts effort to provide free meals to Aspen Acres Fire evacuees
A Cajun restaurant in Cañon City, Colorado, is providing free meals to Aspen Acres Fire evacuees and firefighters. Owners Marcus and Kelli Summerford, inspired by their hurricane evacuation experiences, partnered with a food truck to distribute meals daily. The effort is funded out of pocket or through donations, with plans for a fundraising event.
- Award-winning Bella's Bagels announces expansion with new location
Bella's Bagels, named Best Bagel Shop in Colorado by Foodie Magazine, is expanding with a second location at the Creekwalk Shopping Center near South Nevada Avenue. Owner Jason Stele announced the new Bella's Bagels & Bistro will open soon.
- Town of La Veta dealing with critical water shortage
The Town of La Veta has imposed mandatory Stage 4 Water Restrictions due to a critical water shortage. These restrictions prohibit certain water uses for all residents and businesses.
- Clinton Township native firefighter killed while battling Colorado wildfire returns home
Emily Barker, a 38-year-old Clinton Township firefighter with the U.S. Forest Service Rifle Helitack crew, was killed in a wildfire in western Colorado near the Utah border. Her remains were returned to Michigan on July 9, and the Detroit Fire Department honored her with an escort along I-94.
- Are moose tourists or natives in Colorado? A new answer just dropped.
A new study combines bone analysis, Native American art and stories, and newspaper accounts to determine whether moose in Colorado are native or introduced. The approach integrates multiple disciplines to address the question of moose origins in the region.
- Bad summer air quality is likely here to stay in Colorado. It’s time to make a plan to deal with it.
Bad summer air quality in Colorado is likely to persist, prompting experts to recommend monitoring air quality changes, understanding personal risk, and preparing emergency plans for severe conditions.
- Video shows large group of e-motorcycle riders on city street
A cell phone video captured a large group of young people on electronic motorcycles on a Lakewood, Colorado street, prompting police to emphasize safety precautions. The footage, taken near Alameda Parkway and Union Boulevard, shows at least two dozen riders.
- Built with drought in mind: How one DougCo community stays water-wise as Colorado faces ongoing drought
Sterling Ranch in Douglas County, Colorado, prioritizes water conservation through drought-tolerant home appliances, indoor and outdoor water meters, and resident education on water-efficient plants. The community secured water rights before construction and uses technology like Rachio sprinkler controllers to help residents manage water usage, with residents like Sam Johnson highlighting the community's proactive approach to drought preparedness.
- Want to help Colorado wildfire victims and firefighters? How to make sure your donation reaches those affected
Colorado wildfires have displaced hundreds and destroyed homes, prompting community efforts to support victims and firefighters. Authorities advise verifying donation requests through official channels and avoiding home-cooked meals for emergency personnel, who instead need capped water bottles. Organizations like Mile High United Way and GoFundMe are coordinating resources and vetting donation drives.
- Colorado's would-be governor was forced to murder a man and behead a cat as a child: Read every detail of his unbelievable life story and decide truth for yourself
The article claims that Colorado's would-be governor was forced to murder a man and behead a cat as a child. These events are presented as part of his life story detailed in the piece.
- 18-year-old girl rescued from abandoned missile silo in Colorado may face charges
An 18-year-old girl was rescued from an abandoned missile silo in Colorado and may face charges. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning.
- Denver weather: More thunderstorms Wednesday evening, Thursday
Thunderstorms will continue to move east on Wednesday evening and return to Denver's forecast on Thursday. Severe thunderstorm watches are active in eastern Colorado, with potential for strong to severe storms producing damaging wind gusts and large hail.
- Deadline Wednesday for Colorado voters to cure ballots for primary election
Wednesday is the final day for Colorado voters to cure ballots with issues like missing or mismatched signatures using the Colorado BallotCure tool. Several close races remain, including the Republican primary for governor where Victor Marx leads Barb Kirkmeyer by approximately 2,000 votes.
- How crews fight wildfires from the sky
The article explains the use of red fire retardant dropped by planes to combat wildfires in Colorado, highlighting that the substance is produced by Perimeter Solutions, a company responsible for its production, transportation, and loading.
- Trump faces looming deadline to sign popular bipartisan housing package
President Donald Trump must decide by July 11, 2026, whether to sign or veto a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs. If unsigned, the bill becomes law automatically under the Constitution's 10-day rule. Trump has refused to sign it to pressure the Senate on an unrelated election security measure.
- 18-year-old girl rescued from abandoned missile silo in Colorado may face charges
An 18-year-old girl was rescued from an abandoned missile silo in Colorado and may face charges. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning.
- Video shows elk stop deputy's vehicle to let family cross road
A video captured an elk stopping a deputy's vehicle to allow a family to cross the road in Colorado. The incident occurred during a deputy's patrol, highlighting an unusual encounter between wildlife and law enforcement.
- Video shows elk stop deputy's vehicle to let family cross road
A video shows an elk stopping a deputy's vehicle to allow a family to cross the road in Colorado. The incident highlights an unusual encounter between wildlife and law enforcement during a patrol.
- CDC, CDPHE report state cases of intestinal illness, caused by parasite, resulting most often in diarrhea
The CDC and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) report cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite, with Colorado seeing 90 cases this year (up from 73 in 2025) and Michigan reporting a significant increase to 572 cases as of July 4. The CDPHE notes no outbreak in Colorado, and most cases there are linked to international travel.
- 3 firefighters killed in Colorado remembered for their bravery as wildfires churn in the West
Three firefighters were killed in Colorado after being trapped by wildfires. Wildland firefighters gathered to honor their bravery as wildfires continue to burn across Western states.
- Waymo launching robotaxi service in Denver. But only for its own workers.
Waymo is launching a robotaxi service in Denver exclusively for its workers, with a broader release planned for later this year. The service will use a new Waymo-designed vehicle called the Ojai in Colorado.
- Thunderstorms bring beneficial rainfall but new concerns Wednesday in Colorado
Thunderstorms in southern Colorado today bring heavy rainfall beneficial for firefighting but pose flash flooding risks in burn scar areas, particularly under a Flash Flood Watch for the Aspen Acres fire. Cooler temperatures and increased storm activity are expected, with varying forecasts across regions including Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and mountain zones.
- Apple is committing more than $30 billion to Broadcom for U.S.-made chips
Apple is investing over $30 billion in a multiyear agreement with Broadcom to manufacture more than 15 billion U.S.-made chips. The partnership includes expanding a factory in Colorado as part of Apple's largest U.S. manufacturing commitment to date.
- Supreme Court will hear Nebraska’s fight over access to Colorado’s South Platte River
The Supreme Court will hear Nebraska's dispute over access to Colorado's South Platte River. Nebraska faces a high burden to prove its claims, according to Colorado's Attorney General Phil Weiser.
- Apple makes $30bn Broadcom deal under Trump-backed US investment pledge
Apple has entered a $30 billion investment deal with Broadcom under a Trump-backed US investment pledge. The iPhone maker is increasing investments in Colorado to align with the president's initiatives.
- Wildfires burning across Colorado are forcing ranchers to triage their herds
Wildfires in Colorado are forcing ranchers to triage their herds, adding stress to an already struggling industry. Ranchers are facing multiple challenges as they try to stay ahead of the flames.
- Monsoon rains are on the horizon, experts say. Will they arrive soon enough to dampen fire risk?
Monsoon rains are expected in July to potentially alleviate fire risks in Colorado, but a heatwave is forecasted before their arrival. Experts are monitoring the situation for signs of relief.
- New Colorado law aims to make it easier for child abuse and neglect survivors to access their own records
A new Colorado law, HB26-1234, aims to streamline access to child welfare records for survivors of abuse and neglect, addressing challenges faced by individuals like Stormi Husted, who struggled to obtain documentation for medical care and scholarships. The law, effective August 12, 2026, seeks to reduce bureaucratic barriers and standardize the record-request process.
- Local woman reaches blood donation milestone after 50+ years of giving
72-year-old Chris Orr became Colorado's first female 90-gallon blood donor, achieving a milestone after more than 50 years of donating blood.
- E-bike battery fire at Commerce City apartment complex prompts warning about cheap online options
A fire at Greyhound Apartments in Commerce City, Colorado, caused by an e-bike battery charging overnight, hospitalized five people. South Adams County Fire Department reported six similar incidents in two months, prompting warnings about risks of low-cost online e-bike batteries. Local bike shop owner Mackenzie Hardt emphasized that unsafe, low-price batteries can lead to overheating and fires.
- Forecasting for fires: Inside the role of an incident-specific meteorologist at the Gold Mountain Fire
Scott Stearns, a National Weather Service meteorologist, serves as an incident meteorologist for the Gold Mountain Fire in Ouray County, Colorado. His role involves forecasting weather conditions to support fire management and public safety. He works alongside other incident meteorologists assigned to wildfires across Colorado.
- Sheriff frustrated after 'lack of respect' during Colorado search and rescue
A sheriff in Colorado expressed frustration over a man's actions following a search and rescue request, which officials described as showing a 'profound lack of respect for effort and resources.'
- 3 firefighters killed in Colorado remembered for their bravery as wildfires churn in the West
Three firefighters, Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson, were killed in Colorado and remembered for their bravery as wildfires continue in the West.
- Beulah Valley man thankful his home was left standing amid Aspen Acres Fire
Clint Stockton in Beulah Valley, Colorado, expressed gratitude that his home survived the Aspen Acres Fire after he took steps to protect it. The fire forced evacuations in the area last week.
- Storm chances increase in Colorado on Tuesday and continue for several days
Storm chances increase in Colorado starting Tuesday, with isolated afternoon thunderstorms expected to bring heavy rain, lightning, and gusty winds. While the rainfall benefits firefighting efforts, burn scars pose flash flood risks due to water runoff. Extended forecasts predict continued moisture through Thursday and a heat dome over the weekend.
- Opinion: When it comes to sharing the Colorado River, Lower Basin states must step up and make hard decisions
The article argues that Arizona, California, and Nevada (Lower Basin states) must acknowledge climate change impacts on the Colorado River, as Colorado and other Upper Basin states have done for decades. It emphasizes the need for hard decisions to address these effects.
- Colorado marks 32 years since Storm King tragedy as state mourns 3 firefighters killed in Snyder Fire
Colorado commemorates 32 years since the 1994 Storm King Mountain fire that killed 14 firefighters, while mourning three recent fatalities in the Snyder Fire. The victims included members of the Prineville Hotshots, Missoula and McCall Smokejumpers, and helitack crews, with names like Kathi Beck, Tamera Bickett, and others listed for the 1994 tragedy. Federal firefighters Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson were killed June 27 while battling the Snyder Fire.
- Murder retrial set for next year, 7 years after Suzanne Morphew vanished
A Colorado man is set for a retrial in 2027 for the murder of his wife, Suzanne Morphew, who disappeared seven years ago. Her remains were found in a shallow grave in 2023, and her husband faces first-degree murder charges. The trial was delayed to allow defense attorneys more time to review case materials.
- More Colorado residents seeking care as wildfire smoke impacts air quality
Wildfire smoke in Colorado has worsened air quality, leading to an increase in residents seeking medical care. The smoke has contributed to an air quality alert in the metro area, affecting more people.