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DENVER — An active and colder weather pattern is expected to set up over the western United States, including Colorado at times, over the next 7 to 15 days. The next major storms are expected to affect Colorado from about November 1 to November 5. The north-central mountains have a good shot at snow, with snow levels possibly dropping below 7,500 feet. Denver and Boulder could see their first snow chances around November 3 to 7, though that part of the forecast is very uncertain.

Members of the Colorado Supreme Court and the lawyers who argued in front of them fielded questions about their personal and professional lives from Aurora students on Thursday as part of the long-running “Courts in the Community” program. “Before I joined the court, I worked at the attorney general’s office. My entire social circle was […]

Duncan, the Denver Zoo Alliance's Asian elephant, got into the fall spirit this weekend by enjoying a special treat.

The Denver Police Department is investigating two early-morning crashes that left two people dead. The first crash happened near Colfax Avenue and southbound Interstate 25, police said in a social media post just before 1:20 a.m. One person was pronounced dead at the scene and four others were transported to the hospital, the post said. […]

Some Colorado high school students are getting a head start on their future careers in healthcare by gaining hands-on experience before they graduate.

With approximately a week until the midterm election, Colorado inmates who are eligible to vote are casting their ballots.

The City of Denver is offering a parking amnesty program that allows parking tickets issued more than 120 days ago to be paid for half the price until Oct. 31.

S. Sheridan Blvd. & W. Evans Ave. — Reported Intersection of Pedestrian Fatality. A pedestrian died Sunday morning after being struck by a motorist near South Sheridan Boulevard and West Evans Avenue, prompting Denver police to shut down the roadway in both directions as investigators worked the scene. The...

CENTENNIAL • Nick Cushing achieved his goal of putting on a show for Denver Summit FC fans.   In the last home game of the season, the Summit tore through Racing Louisville FC’s defense for a wire-to-wire 6-1 win at Centennial Stadium on Saturday. Forward Tash Flint earned a brace in front of a sold-out crowd, […]

A ballroom in downtown Denver filled with several hundred people this past week for a two-day gathering built around an unusual premise: fighting antisemitism works best when the people doing the fighting aren't Jewish. Organizers said more than 70% of attendees at the Congress to Confront Antisemitism and Preserve Democracy were not Jewish, and one of the event's most striking speakers was a Yemeni refugee who once believed Jews and Christians were destined for hell.