Colorado space company hopes to land Trump's Golden Dome project contract
One Denver space company is hoping to be a part of President Trump's Golden Dome project.
Colorado mayors, business leaders warn of dangers if Xcel expansion is denied
Xcel Energy filed a proposal for approval with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission last year. Following protests in opposition to the plan, dozens of community and business leaders have gathered in support of it.
Denver scrapyard says new ban on cash sales will hurt the community
George Medley owns a scrapyard and a food bank. He says he helps community members by employing people, buying scrap metal, and feeding those in need, but a new city ordinance aimed at curbing crime threatens his model.
Some Denverites want neighborhood removed from improvement district conversations
In July, CBS Colorado reported on the potential for a Cherry Creek General Improvement District, and received several emails from concerned Cherry Creek North residents saying they want their neighborhood removed from the conversation.
Xcel Energy is considering raising rates in Colorado again
The energy company is considering raising rates again, and it's not just one increase. They're looking at scenarios for years to come. One group gathered in Denver on Thursday to protest what they call the "monstrous plan."
DPS installing much-needed air conditioning ahead of school year
Denver voters have passed several bonds to put much-needed air conditioning units into their schools.
Boulder-based organization seeks to make pet food bags sustainable
An organization headquartered in Colorado is on a mission to make pet food more sustainable.
Changes to Colorado's lemon law might have unintended consequences
Last year, Colorado made changes to the existing lemon law to add further protections. While there were positive changes made through this legislation, one woman is coming forward with her story of how it's left her stranded.
Special session to address Colorado's projected $1 billion budget shortfall looming
Right now, all signs point to a special session to resolve Colorado's projected $1.2 billion shortfall.
Colorado makes moves to sell historic Denver railyard
Burnham Yard is a historic railyard in Denver that was in operation for over a century. It shut down in 2016 and was purchased by the state in 2021. Now, CDOT is tearing down some buildings that some believe should be preserved.
Cherry Creek could be next to establish general improvement district
Another Denver neighborhood is hoping to take it upon itself to address community issues.
Coloradans invited for lunch at mile-long table with 5,280 seats
At the center of the Auraria Campus is the site where thousands will sit for lunch at what could be the longest table in the U.S. The success of previous, similar events sparked an idea: a mile-long table in the Mile High City.
Ultimate Frisbee team gives blessing to naming of Denver Summit FC
Denver Summit FC had to receive the blessing of another Colorado pro team before officially assuming the name of the new women's soccer club.
Colorado 5-year-old returns home, still recovering after hit-and-run
A five-year-old boy is back home after he was hit by a car in a crosswalk near Promenade Parkway and Castlegate Drive in Castle Rock.
Rideshare app relaunches with trips to Denver International Airport
Anyone looking for a ride has another option now across our state. A relaunch of a local rideshare program just went live on Wednesday.