CVS Pharmacy approached Colorado asking them to take over vaccine clinics at 30 care facilities to meet their deadline.
The shooting happened near Bruce Randolph Avenue and High Street, Denver Police said.
Ian Morrison, 36, of Boulder has been charged with sexual assault, sexual assault on a child, enticement of a child and false imprisonment.
Snow in the mountains Thursday and Friday, then some for the plains over the weekend.
Erik Bryant Alvarenga, 24, is being held at the Adams County Detention Facility.
Metropolitan State University political science professor Dr. Norm Provizer said it all started with the kings in England.
The DMV has created a letter for customers to provide to law enforcement if they have expired plates or tags.
The number of active COVID-19 outbreaks in Colorado has decreased since December.
Denver Police said no serious injuries have been reported from the crash.
Denver Police said no serious injuries have been reported from the crash.
The package was reported at Rotolo Park off South Huron Street, which is closed in both directions.
Heroes Clinic at CU Anschutz and KIND clinics work to help veterans and kids get the health care they need.
A poll of U.S. consumers found that shoppers preferred Amazon over other regional and national chains.
Zillow survey says more than half of economists and real estate experts said they expected home value growth in Denver to outperform the national average this year.
CDLE will host virtual town halls on Friday in English and Spanish to address issues including fraud.
One person was transported with non-life threatening injuries, according to Aurora Fire.
The Democrats said the move appeared to be "untethered from national security and military judgment.”
Police are looking for a 2018 or newer Ford Fusion with slight right side and front-end damage.
“Sometimes it can cause more of these types of immune reactions that, again, are just a marker of immune activation.”
The radicalization of our neighbors extends from everyday Coloradans to elected GOPers. A DU professor working to stop violent extremism has a strategy to help.
The man was involved in a crash, fled the scene, then ran to a Loaf ‘N Jug armed with a handgun, the Critical Incident Response Team said.
The Greeley Police Department has released few details about the shooting, but said there is no danger to the public.
City of Denver workers discovered the remains of 33-year-old Joshua Lockart in the Mar Lee neighborhood on Dec. 29.
City of Denver workers discovered the remains of 33-year-old Joshua Lockart in the Mar Lee neighborhood on Dec. 29.
Some Coloradans who received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine are worried about potential delays in getting their second shot.
Robert Gieswein, who is accused of breaking into the Capitol and assaulting a federal officer is slated to appear in court again on Friday.
Julius Baroz and CJ Dominguez are being held in the Alamosa County Detention Center. New charges have also been filed against Adre "Psycho" Baroz.
Group seeks hearing this week before judge, wants Pitkin County to “show us what scientific evidence” was used for decision
Scott Alan Campbell was arrested Friday in connection to two explosions in Aurora, police said.
The shooting happened in the 2400 block of South Colorado Boulevard, killing Mac McPherson.
Another Colorado man, Patrick Montgomery, is facing federal charges following the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Letecia Stauch will be in court in mid-March for a preliminary hearing.
Robert Gieswein, who is accused of breaking into the Capitol and assaulting a federal officer on Jan. 6, is set to appear in court at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Letecia Stauch will be in court in mid-March for a preliminary hearing.
GPS collars will record the positions of each animal for the next three to five years.
Letecia Stauch will be in court in mid-March for a preliminary hearing.
Pizzeria Locale in Denver is giving customers a chance to make pizza dough from scratch.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was scheduled to speak in Colorado on February 3rd, 1965. He never arrived.
Denver artist Dan "The Signtologist" Ericson and his 6-year-old son Omen put together an art show with work they created while Omen was home-schooled during COVID.
As a nurse at Centura Health, Maria Milagros Kneusel has seen the Latino Hispanic communities in Colorado struggle to trust the COVID-19 vaccine.
Officials: Keep wearing a mask in public, even if vaccinated
Mountain View Fire Protection officials have not yet said how the fire started.
A week after Gov. Polis announced the state would receive far less doses from the feds, his office announced Monday it wants to take a calculated gamble.
Fathom Events and the TCM Big Screen Classics Series are brining some of the greatest titles ever back into movie theaters.
The driver of the vehicle stayed on scene in the crash early Monday, Commerce City Police said.
Loveland, Colorado celebrates 75 years of marking valentines with special postmark, poem in 2021 and proclaims, "COVID-19 is no match for love."
Dave Hajek will continue to coach the Mountain Lions, but will also manage the Vibes.
Denver Water aims to install or replace an average of 106,000 feet of pipe a year.
CDPHE set the deadline for health care providers to set up scheduling systems by Friday, Jan. 22.
Paige VanArsdale is a skier with cerebral palsy. After suffering a concussion in 2017 during her Paralympic training, she faced more obstacles than she imagined.
Food Bank of the Rockies had a record distribution last year, and 2021 is off to a busy start as 400 cars lined for a food distribution event on Saturday.
Now the grounds are in the hands of Huerfano County, and sledding and cross-country skiing on a groomed loop have been popular this winter.
The restaurant has been on Colfax Avenue and Speer Boulevard for 30 years.
Light snow in the north Sunday, better totals south on Monday.
The business is surviving even after lose of half their clientele during COVID-19.
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Watch the event at 9 a.m. Sunday in the video player above.
Watch the event at 9 a.m. Sunday in the video player above.
The Sterling Correctional Facility is home to the largest COVID-19 outbreak in the state
A strong end to the first half powered the Buffs to their fourth straight win.
The proposed language for the new order says short-term lodging companies must “confirm renters are aware of and are in compliance with gathering size limits.”
New RTD head Debra Johnson is questioning if an extension of the B Line from Westminster to Longmont — now estimated to cost $1.5 billion — is the best option.
The worker was in a trench when the dirt wall collapsed around him, according to police.
The incident happened near the intersection of South Federal Boulevard and West Arkansas Avenue.
Scott Alan Campbell was arrested late Friday in the detonations on Dec. 25 and 27, police said.
In November, Colorado voters rejected Proposition 115, which sought to ban most abortions after 22 weeks.
The incident happened Wednesday at the Credit Union of the Rockies at 111 E. Main St.
Catch up on the latest high school sports news with the Saturday morning Prep Rally!
A man who was crossing the street was killed. The driver stayed on the scene.
Specialist Jun Cho missed his ceremony when he was deployed to Washington, D.C.
Federal funds are available for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by fires in Larimer and Grand counties.
Denver pre-emptively closed buildings downtown ahead of possible inauguration violence next week. We looked at the effort to protect people and places.
Next storm comes in Saturday signaling the end of a large and long lasting ridge of high pressure in the west.
The precautions are being taken to ensure the safety of city employees and the general public, the city said.
A pop-up clinic in Aurora saw hundreds vaccinated Thursday and Friday. One 72-year-old recipient spent his birthday in line for the vaccine.
A large brush fire is burning east of Las Animas in Bent County.
A large brush fire is burning east of Las Animas in Bent County.
Animal protection officers asked the owner to find a way to contain the snakes during future rides.
US 287 was also closed between Lamar and Kit Carson. The NWS issued a dust storm warning in parts of the Eastern Plains.
Commerce City joins Aurora, Denver and Castle Rock in having recently change their rules to lift breed-specific bans.
The incident took place around 4:16 a.m. Friday.
Karl Dorrell was the Pac-12 coach of the year after guiding the Buffs to their first winning season since 2016.
Zachary Roper raped the victim after attending a sorority event, prosecutors said.
When the bear arrived at the rehabilitation facility, she was only 13 pounds, CPW said.
The officer was seriously hurt in the Jan. 6 incident but is out of the hospital and recovering at home.
Zachary Roper raped the victim after attending a sorority event, prosecutors said.
The older suspect charged in the May 2019 shooting is slated to stand trial more than two years after it happened.
US 287 was also closed between Lamar and Kit Carson. The NWS issued a dust storm warning in parts of the Eastern Plains.
US 287 was also closed between Lamar and Kit Carson. The NWS issued a dust storm warning in parts of the Eastern Plains.
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US 287 was also closed between Lamar and Kit Carson. The NWS issued a dust storm warning in parts of the Eastern Plains.
US 287 was also closed between Lamar and Kit Carson. The NWS issued a dust storm warning in parts of the Eastern Plains.
I-70 is closed from Denver eastbound to the Kansas border due to high winds, low visibility and a multiple injury crash.
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The older suspect charged in the May 2019 shooting is due in court at 2 p.m. ahead of his trial which is currently set to being next month.
High winds prompted power outages across Lakewood, the healthcare provider said.
There are a lot of employees behind the scenes that work at hospitals to make sure patients get the treatment they need
We asked Colorado House Democrats, Reps. Diana Degette and Joe Neguse, if they feel secure in the Capitol after the recent insurrection.
Next storm comes in Saturday signaling the end of a large and long lasting ridge of high pressure in the west.
High winds prompted power outages across Lakewood, the healthcare provider said.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife surveyed elk herds for the first time since the fire on Jan. 7.
This impacts flights to three airports near Washington D.C.
The worker was in a trench when the dirt wall collapsed around him, according to police.
APD said the employee was left with serious injuries.
Klete Keller was released on a personal recognizance bond, meaning he will be out of custody pending his criminal case.
CDLE hosted a briefing on Thursday to discuss a recent increase in fraud claims and a new unemployment website system.
The windy conditions led to travel advisories along I-76 and between Fort Collins and DIA. Numerous trucks were topped near Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Denver is also one of the top cities for millennial workers.
The windy conditions led to travel advisories along I-76 and between Fort Collins and DIA. Numerous trucks were topped near Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Guests can strum the world’s largest playable guitar (43.5 feet) at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science this fall.
CDLE hosted a briefing on Thursday to discuss a recent increase in fraud claims and a new unemployment website system.
CDLE is hosting a briefing at 10 a.m. Thursday to discuss a recent increase in fraud claims and a new unemployment website system.
CDLE will host a briefing at 10 a.m. Thursday to discuss a recent increase in fraud claims and a new unemployment website system.
The ability for live music to return in 2021 will be dependent on widespread vaccine distribution and local health guidelines.
CDLE will host a briefing at 10 a.m. Thursday to discuss a recent increase in fraud claims and a new unemployment website system.
It was announced Wednesday the Space Command will be moved to Alabama.
Over the last two weeks, two attempted kidnappings were reported within one mile of each other.
Photos of the Rifle Republican have been circulating with inaccurate claims.
Dr. Kweku Hazel and his wife have devoted their lives to advocating for better healthcare for their friends, families and community members.
“Now I am asking everyone who has ever believed in our agenda to be thinking of ways to ease tensions, calm tempers," President Trump said Wednesday.
Some lawmakers and advocates in Colorado want to change a system that can treat people like criminals when they are in crisis.
Photos of the Rifle Republican have been circulating with inaccurate claims.
Photos of the Rifle Republican have been circulating with inaccurate claims.
Photos of the Rifle Republican have been circulating with inaccurate claims.
The FBI identified Keller as part of the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
Photos of the Rifle Republican have been circulating with inaccurate claims.
Right now, the state is averaging about 15,000 shots a day.
According to the Associated Press, the gorillas in San Diego are believed to be the first known cases among primates in the U.S.
Twenty-nine cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), a rare complication in children, were reported in December in Colorado.
A suspect who shot a guest at the Suburban Extended Stay Hotel left in an F-250, according to police.
Said Paton on Broncos: "In many ways, I feel like this team is a sleeping giant."
It was announced Wednesday the Space Command will be moved to Alabama.
It was announced Wednesday the Space Command will be moved to Alabama.
The spring semester will start with one month of remote learning before in-person instruction resumes on Feb. 15.
It was announced Wednesday the Space Command will be moved to Alabama.
The spring semester will start with one month of remote learning before in-person instruction resumes on Feb. 15.
Tonnell Love, 36, is being held on charges of first-degree murder and first-degree assault following the death of Paul Norwood, 36.
The City and County of Denver received $774,000 in retail food establishment renewal fees in 2020.
Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert went viral on social media with calls for her resignation.
Fat Cats, at US 36 and Church Ranch Blvd, is home to a new community testing site.
For the first time in its 42-year history, Food Bank of the Rockies distributed more than 100 million pounds of food.
A right-hander who turns 26 on Jan. 21, Senzatela was 5-3 with a 3.44 ERA in 12 starts last year.
Colorado is slated take on the Vegas Golden Knights on Feb. 20. Fans will not be allowed to attend, but the game will be broadcast on NBC.
The president could face a second round of impeachment hearings, though Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet thinks the 25th Amendment would be more efficient.
State lawmakers intended to give businesses a shot in the arm but a lawsuit related to a minority-owned business stipulation led them to update the COVID bill.
Justin Simmons, Alexander Johnson and De’Vante Bausby highlighted the racial inequalities in the criminal justice system.
Colorado could step in to help speed up the process for getting the COVID vaccine to people in assisted living facilities. - We ask Congressman Jason Crow if he feels safe in the Capitol and whether his colleague, Rep. Lauren Boebert, should resign.
Javante Franklin pled guilty to assault and robbery in the Aurora case and sentenced to 18 years and 16 years to be served concurrently.
Commerce City Police has received several reports about a person posing as a city police sergeant.
People reported fatigue, insomnia, memory loss, shortness of breath and more, the county epidemiologist said.
Westminster Public Schools is expected to pass a formal resolution to submit to the Colorado Department of Education.
The incident occurred in the area of West Colfax Avenue and Garrison Street, police said.
One Lakewood gun store experienced a 65% increase in sales in 2020 compared to 2019.
The incident occurred in the area of West Colfax Avenue and Garrison Street, police said.
DPD said Tuesday the 16-year-old girl was found safe with a known acquaintance outside of the Denver metro area.
The result marked Shiffrin’s 100th career World Cup podium. It made her the eighth skier in the 54-year-long history of the World Cup to reach the milestone.
The incident occurred near the intersection of West Colfax Avenue and Garrison Street, police said.
The governor will share information on how the state & partners plan to vaccinate Coloradans aged 70 and older.
Keen-Summit Capital Partners is a real estate brokerage, workout and investment banking firm specializing in restructurings, bankruptcies and receiverships.
The oasis begins on the main level with a pool terrace, built-in grill and fire pit illuminated by FXLuminaire landscape lighting.
The governor will share information on how the state & partners plan to vaccinate Coloradans aged 70 and older.
The Snow Mountain Ranch Nordic Center is offering several backcountry safety courses this winter to try and keep people safe as we enter the big avalanche season.
This week in The Feed, Kylie Bearse introduces us to the woman behind Black Knife Bakery who says business actually picked up during the pandemic.
Polis will share information on how the state & partners plan to vaccinate Coloradans aged 70 and older.
The Congress Park home is 132 years old and was designed by renowned architect William Lang.
Denver Fire responded to an early morning fire in a train yard near 6th Avenue and Osage Street, prompting some road closures in the area.
Denver Fire responded to an early morning fire in a train yard near 6th Avenue and Osage Street, prompting some road closures in the area.
A group of DU alumni is calling on the school to disavow the app made by John Matze and Jared Thomson, and plans to come up with a list of formal demands this week.
Strategies include early detection and isolation through constant messages to parents that any symptoms are cause to keep a kid home.
CU Boulder researchers are tracking the performance of the high-efficiency filters.
Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert went viral on social media with calls for her resignation.
The repeal allows Aurora residents to own pit bull terriers, American Staffordshire terriers and Staffordshire bull terriers.
Amy and Whitney Dempsey both work at Lutheran Medical Center. Amy had a special present for her husband to celebrate 26 years of marriage.
New rules go into effect Sunday after Monday’s Board of Health vote
The box of screws was dropped along Interstate 70 between Lookout Mountain and Evergreen Parkway, according to Colorado State Patrol.
New rules go into effect Sunday after Monday’s Board of Health vote
The suspect or suspects were in a dark-colored sedan that might be a Dodge Charger on the night of the shooting, police said.
Denver Police said the suspect was driving a white Ford pick-up truck.
Volunteers will have two positions they can be assigned after training. They can perform one or both if they choose.
Many of the staff members getting the vaccine are substitutes, something a district spokesperson said will help when other teachers get vaccinated.
Brent Bloomquist, 64, pleaded guilty Monday to kidnapping and attempted sexual assault in the attack on a woman who was walking home.
USCP said officer Brian Sicknick was "injured while physically engaging with protesters." When he returned to his office, he collapsed and died at the hospital.
Scott Zayatz upped his medication in early spring when the pandemic started clobbering the nation and the presidential race, post-primary, turned foul.
In one day, 27 staff members tested positive for COVID-19 at North Shore Health and Rehabilitation Facility.
This is the third COVID-19 vaccine trial underway at UCHealth locations.
A leader in business, education, civic and philanthropic communities, Ron Williams will receive the award in January 2022.
In one day, 27 staff members tested positive for COVID-19 at North Shore Health and Rehabilitation Facility.
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Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr. was arrested Thursday, and faces a charge related to a reported threat towards Speaker Pelosi and weapons charges.
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The study, conducted annually by the RAND Corporation, includes more than 3,100 hospitals.
The changes are in response to lower ridership during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The official total at Denver International Airport was 1.9 inches, according to the National Weather Service.
The official total at Denver International Airport was 1.9 inches, according to the National Weather Service.
The man stole a pellet gun from Walmart and menaced a Starbucks manager before leading police on a pursuit, according to police.
The cost of the test is $25. Through on online portal, users will get their results within 15 minutes.
Snowmass Mayor Markey Butler suggested the shutdown during a meeting Thursday.
Jayce Peterson, 36, pleaded guilty to stealing camping fees and surveillance cameras from multiple public lands in Colorado.
No one was killed or seriously injured in either avalanche.
The county said it would prioritize full-time residents.
An upper low diving towards New Mexico will bring snow to eastern Colorado Saturday.
"When the United States Capitol was under attack, a patriot from Colorado, Congressman Jason Crow, took action," Kyle Clark said tonight.
Many Next viewers wanted to know if Pres. Trump has the power to pardon himself? Does he have the power to issue a blanket pardon for all rioters?
Fire crews have not determined what caused the fire at the point.
Whitney Lulloff was last seen walking east on 61st Avenue after taking the A Line train to the 61st/Pena station.
Jayce Peterson, 36, pleaded guilty to stealing camping fees and surveillance cameras from multiple public lands in Colorado.
DPD found evidence while on another call that led to the arrest.
Gold Hill Theatres partnered with Colorado Springs-based Studiotown, Inc. to generate interest.
The Twitter account was suspended on Friday, and the CDLE said it was trying to gain sensitive information.
The K-9 ROTC specializes in detecting accelerants used to start fires.
“With the limited quantity we have today, we need to focus on getting it in the arms of those 70 and up," he said during a COVID update on Friday.
The National Western Stock Show won’t happen in Denver this year for only the second time since 1906
The last time the National Western Stock Show was canceled was in 1915 due to a "hoof and mouth" disease epidemic.
Elijah McClain died after an encounter with the Aurora Police Department on Aug. 24, 2019. None of the officers involved have been fired for the incident.
The lawsuit claims Sidney Powell caused "unprecedented harm" and spread "false narratives" about the 2020 election.
The lawsuit claims Sidney Powell caused "unprecedented harm" and spread "false narratives" about the 2020 election.
The lawsuit claims Sidney Powell caused "unprecedented harm" and spread "false narratives" about the 2020 election.
Investigators are asking anyone with security camera footage, doorbell camera video or pictures of the incidents to come forward.
As legislators debate the merits of the 25th Amendment, we take a closer look at what it is and what it could do
The state health department gave isolation orders to the people with two new confirmed cases and one morpossible case, and quarantine orders to their close contacts.
Quincy Shannon organized summer events in Denver that were often met with tear gas, rubber bullets and officers in riot gear charging toward them.
Quincy Shannon organized summer events often met with tear gas, rubber bullets and officers in riot gear charging towards them.
The executive order first went into effect in July.
Delays depend on thing like incorrect bank information, change in eligibility and tax status, according to a tax expert.
The vigil is scheduled to happen at the Denver Public Schools administration building at 4 p.m. Thursday.
One man, Harlan Boen, was carrying a gun, ammunition; the other, Stanley Williams, had a "whip-like" device, according to an affidavit.
The region has not been so dry this time of year since 2002.
The officer was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, the department said.
The vigil is scheduled to happen at the Denver Public Schools administration building at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis weighs in on the aftermath of the mob attack on the U.S. Capitol yesterday.
Other factors including quarter change and seasonal filings and claim reopens also likely had an impact on the increase, CDLE said.
Many viewers wrote in to ask if a non-white mob would have been allowed to storm the Capitol. We took the question to Dr. Nita Mosby Tyler with the Equity Project.
"An insurrection in America. A violent mob stormed and seized the US Capitol today. An attempted coup by supporters of President Trump as the electoral votes were counted. There are Coloradans who played key roles in encouraging this anti-American dishonor..."
The officer was brought to the hospital with serious injuries, the department said.
On the first day back to class, the Jefferson County Education Association rallied at district headquarters.
An updated list of active coronavirus outbreaks in Colorado.
9Health and a Denver company partner to deliver text-based telehealth services to Colorado.
Marina Salcido was on the run for more than two weeks following a murder that occurred in Espanola, New Mexico.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, was supposed to appear in court for the hearing on Friday. The next step is now an arraignment.
Paul Nader, 32, is accused of kidnapping the victim at knifepoint and driving off in her own vehicle.
Quebec Street will close in both directions under Interstate 70 from 8 p.m., Jan. 8, to 10 a.m., Jan. 10.
Colorado gained about 50,000 people between July 1, 2019, and July 1, 2020, according to the data released Dec. 22.
Low inventory has put a strain on buyers, who must often compete with multiple offers and in some cases are waiving inspection or appraisal rights to buy their home
Five bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and a three-story log staircase are some of the highlights of the lodge.
Phil DiStefano is experiencing mild symptoms, the university said. His daughter also tested positive.
Wilson played his final game on Oct. 26 for the Colorado Avalanche.
Denver went on a 15-0 run in the fourth quarter to take control.
They will be the first inmates in Colorado to receive the COVID-19 vaccine after months of political pressure and adaptations to the priority schedule.
More than $33.1 billion of residential real estate was sold in 2020
Police said the driver remained at the scene of the accident, and that drugs, alcohol nor speed are believed to be contributing factors.
“If we had more vaccine, we could certainly administer it,” UCHealth Dr. Richard Zane told 9NEWS.
Weak storm Friday, another on Saturday has slightly more potential.
Families are frustrated and so are staff members at Golden Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care.
This walk from Cheyenne to Denver is for 21-year-old Justin Smithey, who was diagnosed with brain cancer in September.
The much-needed update comes as the state waits for guidance to implement several new or extended federal benefits which are part of the second stimulus deal.
The first phase of the Great Hall Project at DIA is expected to be completed by the end of 2021.
The two men got into an argument before Charles Findley, 39, slashed his co-worker with a kitchen knife, according to authorities.
The suspect was arrested at a hotel in Trinidad the day after the woman was found, police said.
The state has to update its system before these newly-approved benefits, which include an extra $300 per week, can be implemented.
The state has to updates its system before these newly approved benefits, which include an extra $300 per week, can be implemented.
Crews are on scene of the gas leak in the area of 14350 E. Tennessee Ave., according to Aurora Fire Rescue.
Since his indictment in 2017, the trial for for Mark Redwine, who is accused of killing his son Dylan, has been delayed numerous times.
Since his indictment in 2017, the trial for for Mark Redwine, who is accused of killing his son Dylan, has been delayed numerous times.
The state has to updates its system before these newly approved benefits, which include an extra $300 per week can be implemented.
The Aztecs bounced back with a convincing victory over the Rams at Viejas Arena on Monday night.
Calvin Williamson started the "Northeast Denver Love & History" page in 2018. It now has thousands of members who share their own pieces of history in the group.
The new system comes after Gov. Jared Polis changed the state’s vaccine distribution plan last week, including those 70 and older, health care workers and other.
Colorado appears to be coming down from the peak in deaths from a few weeks ago. - Two Coloradans in Congress prepare to usurp American Democracy and have Congress pick the President. - Preserving the past of Black Denver neighborhoods.
Reps. Doug Lamborn and Lauren Boebert say they will not certify results that say Joe Biden won the presidency.
Counties that have approved the 5 Star variance program can allow businesses to operate at less restrictive levels.
The mother of Isabella Thallas posted online claiming a gun used in her daughter’s death belonged to a Denver Police Sergeant.
Some insist one year is nowhere near enough time to vet a drug to be taken by the masses.
The message to request benefits on Jan. 3-5 was meant only for people on regular UI benefits.
A video from a Reddit user showed ski patrollers using a rope to lower a skier from a chairlift on Sunday.
Damon Lamont Matthews fled after the homicide and was arrested in Jefferson County, according to authorities.
A video from a Reddit user showed ski patrollers using a rope to lower a skier from a chairlift on Sunday.
The plaintiffs include Lori Cutunilli, who was one of the organizers of the Recall Polis campaign that did not turn in any signatures by the November deadline.
Christine Cummings was last known to be at her home on Dec. 29, 2020.
Under federal law, Congress must meet Jan. 6 to open sealed certificates from each state that contain a record of their electoral votes.
The record-setting year posted more than $3.1 billion in total property sales volume in Pitkin County.
Construction on the new Pikes Peak Summit Complex is progressing with an anticipated opening in spring 2021.
School nurses within the district started to receive vaccinations last Friday.
Broomfield PD said the incident that ended in a crash in Aurora turned out to be related to domestic violence.
After launching Denver service to three destinations in 2006, Southwest now connects to more than 70 cities through DIA.
Polis said in a Facebook post that Colorado has seen a sustained decline in the spread of the novel coronavirus.
The conflict began on Nov. 4, and since then there has been a communication blackout enacted by the federal government.
Polis said in a Facebook post Wednesday night that Colorado has seen a sustained decline in the spread of the novel coronavirus.
APD said the 15-year-old was possibly a danger to others.
Raelynn and Fabian Gonzalez were stabbed to death in their Adams County apartment on Jan. 3, 2014.
APD said 15-year-old Ahmad may be a danger to others.
The 2020 protests against racial injustice in Colorado have left several high-profile activists and organizers with felony charges going into the new year.
Weak winter storm on Tuesday, better potential by the weekend.
APD said 15-year-old Ahmad may be a danger to others.
APD said 15-year-old Ahmad may be a danger to others.
The Broncos wrapped up the 2020 season on Sunday afternoon against the Las Vegas Raiders.
A private ranch in Kremmling wants to experiment with putting phosphorus — a chemical regulated as a pollutant — in a river to potentially improve the fish habitat.
The Broncos wrap up the 2020 season on Sunday afternoon against the Las Vegas Raiders.
Caseworker deficiencies are laid out in a new report from the Colorado Department of Human Services.
The 35-year law enforcement veteran served as the head of the Lakewood Police Department for six years.
APD said the carjacker drove recklessly, striking vehicles in a Walmart parking lot.
A parade of cars rallied on Saturday in support of a 71-year-old woman fighting to keep a Black Lives Matter sign in her retirement community window.
Investigators report the driver left the scene but was later found and arrested.
The 35-year law enforcement veteran served as the head of the Lakewood Police Department for six years.
Dr. Karyl Ting of Fort Collins said she wanted to help people visualize how many people have died from the virus.
Denver has some of the best beer bars in America, like Falling Rock and Goed Zuur, to name a couple, but their business model has made the pandemic especially hard.
The suspect is said by police to be knowledgeable about explosives.
A man was also shot and injured. He has since been released from the hospital.
CDOT plans to spend nearly $59 million in Denver Metro region.
Police said the burglary suspects wore vests and pretended to be utility workers before shooting two people.
The victim in the crash is a child under 10 years old, according to a Denver Police spokesperson.
A pursuit that started about 5:30 a.m. in Broomfield went through Arvada and into Denver and ended in Aurora, a police spokesperson said.
The shooting occurred near 1700 Grant St.
East Colfax Avenue is closed in both directions at Gilpin Street while officers investigate the crash.
East Colfax Avenue is closed in both directions at Gilpin Street while officers investigate the crash.
The victim in the crash is a child under 10 years old, according to a Denver Police spokesperson.
Following the shooting the suspect forced his way into a second apartment before he was taken into custody, Westminster Police said.
The crash happened at South Lowell Boulevard and Morrison Road in the Westwood neighborhood of Denver.
As Colorado starts to move into the next phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution, there are a lot of questions about access and vaccine availability.
There is not a single solution to homelessness. Dutch Seyforth, in Englewood, knew he couldn’t fix everything, so he fixed one thing and created bikeshelters.org
New Year’s Eve marked the county’s third drive-through vaccine clinic in December.
The man was only identified as a person in his early 20s.
The crash happened at South Lowell Boulevard and Morrison Road in the Westwood neighborhood.
Governor Polis signed an executive order Thursday prohibiting landlords from charging late fees to tenants behind on rent.
The governor, in social media posts late Wednesday night, announced that he was requesting that counties at the Red level on the COVID dial move to Orange.
Brian Wiens never set out to ski for months on end. Back in 1995, a friend planted the idea and it stuck.
Most of the new laws taking effect in the new year revolve around labor.
The owner of West Main Taproom & Grill said the tents make for fun outdoor dining experience for customers.
Polis said in a Facebook post Wednesday night that Colorado has seen a sustained decline in the spread of the novel coronavirus.
On Edge with Breckenridge restaurant owner and city councilman Dick Carleton.
Since mid-March, 732,119 regular initial unemployment claims (UI) have been filed and 984,043 total claims, including federal PUA benefits.
Record-level purchases of alpine touring skis, splitboards and avalanche safety equipment leave gear makers wondering why they slashed their budgets last spring.
Hammon played at CSU between 1995 and 1999 and has been a member of the Spurs coaching staff since 2014.
History Colorado said they wanted to make sure they were going into communities that may have traditionally been overlooked.
The suspect was arrested at a hotel in Trinidad the day after the woman was found, police said.
He said we have seen a sustained decline in the spread of the novel coronavirus.
History Colorado said they wanted to make sure they were going into communities that may have traditionally been overlooked.
Owners should get in touch with Denver Animal Protection to set up a breed-restricted assessment.
Governor Polis announced the changes to who is next in line to get a COVID-19 vaccine during a press conference Wednesday.
There are 1,206 active COVID-19 outbreaks in Colorado and 1,816 are listed as resolved.
The shop has donated more than 500 meals for those in need.
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A jury convicted him of 11 different charges, including one count of attempted first-degree murder of a police officer after deliberation.
A jury convicted him in October of 11 different charges, including one count of attempted first-degree murder of a police officer after deliberation.
Owners should get in touch with Denver Animal Protection to set up a breed-restricted assessment.
Dr. Dayna Willems said there is no treatment for the respiratory infection.
The individual was deployed to a nursing home in Simla. A potential case of the variant was also announced in another member of the National Guard.
Denver Police will hold a news conference Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
Arapahoe County becomes the third front range county to get its 5 Star application approved by the state. Douglas and Larimer counties have also been approved.
Older Americans may face severe disabilities if they contract COVID-19.
Denver Police will hold a news conference Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.
Construction was supposed to start on the project in 2019, but plans were halted after accusations of misconduct were uncovered in the bidding process.
A 62-year-old man was struck and killed earlier this month near the intersection of East Iliff Avenue and South Peoria Street in Aurora.
The individual was deployed to a nursing home in Simla. Another potential case of the variant was also announced in another member of the National Guard.
The individual was deployed to a nursing home in Simla. Another potential case of the variant was also announced in another member of the National Guard.
The news conference is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. and comes one day after health officials announced a variant of the virus was discovered in the state.
Investigators have a photo from one of the three Black Hills Energy sites that were vandalized Saturday night showing two words scrawled nearby: Earth First!
The news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. and comes one day after health officials announced a variant of the virus was discovered in the state.
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Elbert County health officials said there is also a second suspected case.
Elbert County health officials suspect a second case of the COVID variant, initially found in the UK, in a person who worked in Simla, Colorado.
Health officials said this is the first confirmed case in the U.S.
National meteorology community sees big boost in membership during pandemic.
UCHealth launched a small pilot to begin vaccinating a very limited number of patients who are 75 years old or older.
The storm that just dusted the Front Range is developing into a monster to our south.
An employee found the person curled up in the fetal position near the front door of their hotel room and was bleeding profusely, an arrest affidavit says.
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Police are still searching for one suspect involved in the incident. Another suspect is in custody.
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Police said the female child is in critical condition. They also said no arrests have been made in the shooting.
Police are still searching for one suspect involved in the incident. Another suspect is in custody.
The 20-year-old Elbert County man has no travel history to that area, state health leaders said.
No one is in custody after the incident in the area of West 53rd Avenue and Federal Boulevard.
40-year-old man arrested after being shot while trying to carjack ride-share driver on Christmas Eve
The suspect, Bryan Bakeman, is accused of carjacking a truck on Speer Boulevard near Colfax Avenue earlier on Christmas Eve morning.
When animals contract the virus from humans, it can mutate as it spreads rapidly, posing a new threat if it spills back to people.
A third set of remains found in November has not yet been identified.
When animals contract the virus from humans, it can mutate as it spreads rapidly, posing a new threat if it spills back to people.
The suspect was wanted on an outstanding felony warrant when contacted by officers late Monday, according to Holyoke Police.
The new area where airport security personnel will screen baggage and work with the Department of Homeland Security is largely complete.
The Buffs were defeated in their first Pac-12 game of the year on Monday night.
Police are still searching for one suspect involved in the incident. Another suspect is in custody.
Police are still searching for one suspect involved in the incident. Another suspect is in custody.
Police said the female child is in critical condition. They also said no arrests have been made in the shooting.
The Rams defeated Fresno State 75-53 at Moby Arena on Monday night.
Police are asking for help finding the suspect.
Police said the female child is in critical condition. They also said no arrests have been made in the shooting.
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Cleo Parker Robinson Dance began in 1970.
In Douglas County, which is currently under the state’s Level Red restrictions, restaurants participating in the program must have 10 feet of space between tables.
Police have not yet released the conditions of the victims. They also said no arrests have been made in the shooting.
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Black Hills Energy said vandals caused damage to its system Sunday night, causing thousands of customers to have the gas shut off.
Four people have died due to avalanches in Colorado since Dec. 15.
2020 could become the first calendar year since 2012 without the American standout winning a single race in her strongest discipline.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Denver Police are on scene at the shooting at East 9th Avenue and North Monaco Parkway.
Techs were planning to go door-to-door starting at 10 p.m., PCSO said, to turn off about 3,500 gas meters.
Another active storm pattern will bring several storms to the Colorado mountains.
Denver Broncos offensive lineman Dalton Risner, a Colorado native, makes positive impact with his RisnerUp Foundation.
The program allows businesses impacted by state restrictions to partially reopen if they pass an inspection proving they are taking strict precautions.
Michaud retired from DPD in 1998 after more than 30 years with the department.
The Denver Zoo is asking supporters for donations to cover its nearly $1 million annual food budget.
Another active storm pattern will bring several storms to the Colorado mountains.
The account posted numerous strange, threatening and racist tweets throughout the night.
The Broncos visit SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles for their final road game of the 2020 season.
Crews rescued the driver, who was taken to a hospital with injuries, after the crash at the Red Cliff Bridge, according to authorities.
Despite the slowdown, airport officials expect Sunday will be one of the busiest days of the holiday season.
The victim was found with an apparent gunshot wound, according to the Aurora Police Department.
The shooting was the result of a road rage incident, police said.
The shooting was the result of a road rage incident, police said.
All of them were already out of the house by the time firefighters arrived. The cause is under investigation.
The mayors of Denver, Aurora and Lakewood plan to come up with a metro-wide vision, then include other mayors to work on the details.
Two adults and a child died in the crash Wednesday, while two more children were hospitalized, according to authorities.
The victim had injuries that were not life-threatening, according to Denver Police.
The ruling overturned the conviction of a man charged with conspiring to rob a marijuana dispensary.
Another active storm pattern starting up. Some snow for the Front Range.
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Hundreds of people volunteered at nonprofits across the state so that employees who celebrated Christmas could spend time with family
A handful of political and cultural leaders from Denver and Aurora met to prepare the meals and deliver them.
The National Weather Service said that at 60 degrees, Denver was warmer than Tampa Bay at 56 degrees and Miami at 58 degrees.
Resuscitation efforts failed for the English bulldog at Cheese Ranch Park, according to South Metro Fire Rescue.
Resuscitation efforts failed for the English bulldog at Cheese Ranch Park, according to South Metro Fire Rescue.
Investigators suspected that given his low income, the cash came from the sale of narcotics.
Of the 25,000 travelers scheduled to depart on Thursday, many were able to breeze right through security. The longest wait time recorded as 12 minutes as of 2 p.m.
Three staff members who worked on the construction of the ice castles tested positive for the novel coronavirus, said county health department.
Aurora Police arrested Jacqueline De Paz for second-degree murder after a shooting in the parking lot of Mariscos El Rey.
Aurora Police arrested Jacqueline De Paz for second-degree murder after a shooting in the parking lot of Mariscos El Rey.
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Some questioning parity of state’s Level Red, Level Orange designations
Denver Police said no arrests had been made.
The Rifle Republican said she will be raising an objection based on charges Trump and his allies have made that widespread voter fraud cost him the election.
Blaire McQueen, 27, was found dead in her apartment the morning of Dec. 18.
At a hearing this morning in Denver, accused pedophile Nathan Larson was ordered held on $200,000 cash bond.
The suspect had already stolen one vehicle before they were shot while trying to carjack another vehicle, police said.
Police said the teen suffered injuries that are not considered life-threatening. Investigators looking for suspected gunman.
If CDPHE approves, it would allow for more people to be let inside businesses.
Denver Police said no arrests had been made.
A business owner in Broomfield found a way to inspire his customers to shop local, and also share that extra help with schools in his community.
There is a distrust of the healthcare system among members of the Black community rooted in a sordid history of racism and current inequities.
There is a distrust of the healthcare system among members of the Black community rooted in a sordid history of racism and current inequities.
There is a distrust of the healthcare system among members of the Black community rooted in a sordid history of racism and current inequities.
A bilingual park ranger sets out to help minorities in Boulder explore the outdoors.
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Colorado Safe Parking Initiative, provides meals, bathrooms and secure places for people living in their cars to park without getting ticketed or towed.
As Dmitri Rumschlag heals, his employees have kept the shop running and helped raise money for his medical expenses.
There are 1,273 active COVID-19 outbreaks in Colorado and 1,669 are listed as resolved.
The "No One Should Be Hungry, Period" campaign launches nationally on Christmas Day.
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann decided “extraordinary mitigating circumstances” warranted the reduction in the sentence.
Douglas County is the first in the metro area to receive approval for the 5 Star Variance Program, which allows certain businesses to immediately reopen indoors.
The incident happened late Tuesday night at 131 W. Egbert St.
Windy conditions toppled semi-trucks and closed highways in Eastern Colorado Wednesday. Snow squalls were reported in the mountains.
Matt and Shawna Schultz have known "The Social Dilemma" director Jeff Orlowski since meeting at CU-Boulder.
The shooting happened at Mariscos El Rey, a restaurant in Aurora.
An unusually bad set up in a common snowpack issue has developed in Colorado.
Cody Lyster was just 21 years old when he passed away in April from COVID-19.
Eric Coomer, Director of Product Security and Strategy for Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems, says he went into hiding because of threats he received.
Eric Coomer, Director of Product Security and Strategy for Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems, says he went into hiding because threats toward him and his family.
Another active storm pattern starts up after Christmas.
Colorado has created a plan that involves rolling out the vaccine in phases. Governor Polis has previously said the general public may not get it until summer 2021.
A man was shot near West 14th Avenue and Speer Boulevard on Dec. 20.
The Fitzsimons Veterans Facility is one of 12 retirement facilities in Colorado to get a shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
It will mark the earliest the teams have ever met.
Some closures remain more than two months after the East Troublesome and Cameron Peak Fires impacted 9% of the popular national park.
The Fitzsimons Veterans Facility is one of 12 retirement facilities in Colorado to get a shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus restrictions have disrupted the business model for the 8-year-old "eatertainment" restaurant concept.
Multiple air traffic control operations across the country are reporting impacts due to COVID-19.
This was the second and final official council vote on the ordinance.
Bradley Chubb has been selected as a starter on the 2021 Pro Bowl roster.
Evans Army Community Hospital will begin vaccinations Tuesday morning, according to Fort Carson public affairs.
More than 1.4 million people in the state have the COVID-19 exposure app on their phones, but much fewer people are using it.
If passed, the ordinance will allow Aurora residents to own pit bull terriers, American Staffordshire terriers and Staffordshire bull terriers within city limits.
After more than 50 years in the making, a beloved space in northwest Denver is now officially recognized as La Raza Park
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If he wins, he would be only the second violinist to recieve a Grammy in the Best Classical Instrumental Solo category.
It gets even more complicated for those who use English as a second language, which can add to skepticism about getting a vaccine.
The tentative plan is to reconvene Feb. 16 when leaders hope the peak of the coronavirus pandemic will have subsided.
Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic are threatening to sue chief accuser Sidney Powell and conservative news outlets that have amplified disprovable claims.
Former Officer Jordan Odneal had been with the Aurora Police Department since 2011.
Before receiving the variance, Season B high school sports in Colorado had been pushed back until at least Feb. 1.
Aurora fire crews are responding to a fire Monday at a warehouse near Denver International Airport.
Aurora fire crews are responding to a fire Monday at a warehouse near Denver International Airport.
Wildlife officers said they believe the moose was killed between Dec. 15-18. A $1,000 reward is being offered to ID the poacher.
The 6-bedroom home went up for sale on Dec. 12.
Jesus Osvaldo Bernal, who has six prior felony convictions, also faced habitual criminal charges.
Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
Boulder falls out of top 10 snowiest cities this fall
Boulder falls out of top 10 snowiest cities this fall
Leigha Page Anderson was found guilty of first-degree murder for her role in the death of 74-year-old Catherine Kelley.
The incident took place in the 1000 block of West 14th Avenue, Denver Police said.
One lane will be closed each direction at various times Sunday afternoon through Tuesday evening.
UCHealth is having its staff and providers wear a BioButton, developed by a Golden company, as part of its post-vaccine monitoring program.
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Just a day before the FDA greenlit a second coronavirus vaccine, hospitalizations in the United States hit a record high, according to the COVID Tracking Project.
Drew Lock and the Broncos welcomed Josh Allen and the Bills to Denver for a Saturday afternoon clash in the Mile High City.
Christmas day sandwiched between storm systems this year.
Drew Lock and the Broncos welcome Josh Allen and the Bills to Denver for a Saturday afternoon clash in the Mile High City.
The clerk was hit by the vehicle and sustained serious injuries. The suspect was arrested after leaving the scene, police said.
The man was buried by an avalanche on the northeast end of the Anthracite Range, known as Friendly Finish, in the Gunnison area.
Drew Lock and the Broncos welcome Josh Allen and the Bills to Denver for a Saturday afternoon clash in the Mile High City.
A suspect was taken into custody in Adams County after the auto-pedestrian crash on Kipling Street, police said.
Aurora Police said the victim is expected to survive.
Pharmacists said they learned about the “extra” dose this week. After getting FDA guidance, they began to administer the extra dose to patients.
Elective surgeries were paused in Colorado when the COVID pandemic began. In this recent surge, some local hospitals are doing that again.
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The incident happened on Dec. 16.
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One lane on westbound I-70 will be closed in the Idaho Springs area Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
The district said they are continuing to monitor conditions to determine a date to bring older students back to a hybrid schedule.
Demolition teams will be taking down the old Colorado Boulevard bridge.
Denver’s Department of Finance arranged for additional Coronavirus Relief Funds to reimburse businesses for their patio expansion projects.
Cody and Shelby Allen were found dead Dec. 11. The coroner said they died from carbon dioxide poisoning at their home.
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12,123 vaccine doses have been administered in Colorado as of Friday, according to the new dashboard.
A Denver officer and a case coordinator helped a man experiencing homelessness rent an apartment ahead of Christmas.
A city official rejected an agreement with Pinkerton, which contracted Isborn Security. Matthew Dolloff, 30, is charged in the Oct. 10 fatal shooting of Lee Keltner.
A city official rejected an agreement with Pinkerton, which contracted Isborn Security. Matthew Dolloff, 30, is charged in the Oct. 10 fatal shooting of Lee Keltner.
The dashboard to track vaccine data in Colorado will go live at 4 p.m., the health department says.
The incident happened on Dec. 18.
The incident happened on Dec. 18.
COVIDCheck Colorado will offer the test to seniors on Monday, Dec. 21, with results guaranteed by Dec. 24.
This week, there are almost 400 prison guards out sick with COVID-19 and more than 1,100 prisoners with active infections across the state.
Cody and Shelby Allen were found dead Dec. 11. The coroner said they died from carbon dioxide poisoning at their home.
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Cody and Shelby Allen were found dead Dec. 11. The coroner said they died from carbon dioxide poisoning at their home.
The businessman also helped raise money for the owner of Garlic and Spice, whose infant daughter is hospitalized.
State labor officials will discuss the November numbers and other updates during a call set for 10 a.m. Friday.
State labor officials will discuss the November numbers and other updates during a call set for 10 a.m. Friday.
State labor officials will discuss the November numbers and other updates during a call set for 10 a.m. Friday.
Cody and Shelby Allen were found dead Dec. 11. The coroner said they died from carbon dioxide poisoning at their home.
A pet was also found dead in a trailer that caught fire in a mobile home park, Platteville-Gilcrest Fire Protection District said.
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The town in January will unveil a direct-assistance program for businesses
The media availability is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Thursday.
The media availability is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Thursday.
It will open in August 2021 and will also be modeled after Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
The media availability is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Thursday.
Scott Gudmundsen was arrested after allegedly holding Black college football player, co-worker at gunpoint and accusing them of being antifa.
They discussed current COVID-19 data trends and vaccine distribution at 11 a.m. Thursday.
District Attorney finds officers justified in a fatal shooting at the Englewood light rail station in June.
Two education experts from the Public Education & Business Coalition offer insights on how parents, students and teachers can make the most of virtual learning.
The Montbello campus in Denver has been without a comprehensive high school since 2010.
The Montbello campus in Denver has been without a comprehensive high school since 2010.
The Montbello campus in Denver has been without a comprehensive high school since 2010.
A shot was fired while a man, being transported to the Weld County Jail, tried to disarm the officer.
The active weather pattern is starting to slow. There are no great snow prospects on the horizon through Christmas.
Colorado has about 3,000 doses of Bamlanivimab, also known as “Bam Bam,” an experimental drug that the FDA says may help keep COVID-19 symptoms mild.
Our Verify team talked to a doctor that leads the team overseeing the Moderna vaccine trial in Colorado to get the answer.
A survey by the state health department found only 50% of Hispanic and Black women in Colorado are willing to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Colorado has 1,312 active COVID-19 outbreaks and 1,424 that are listed as resolved.
The somber holiday tradition continued today at five sites where officers were killed.
Attorneys filed the lawsuit on behalf of Elijah McKnight in federal court Wednesday.
The stabbing happened on Sept. 8 at the St. Elizabeth’s Church on the Auraria Campus at about 11:45 a.m., according to police.
You can watch the 1:35 p.m. news conference with state health leaders inside this article once it begins.
You can watch the 1:35 p.m. news conference with state health leaders inside this article once it begins.
Simmons will receive the 14th Annual Darrent Williams Good Guy Award, as selected by the team’s local media.
Enrollment is down 1,105 students this year compared to last, SVVSD Planning Director Scott Toillion told the school board at its meeting last week.
Octavis Styles was arrested in Florida. Styles was wanted in the March shooting death of 22-year-old Surajadin Mohamed Ahmed.
Traditional bicycles can be tough to come by due to high demand and supply chain issues.
The Rapids signed the 22-year-old defender through 2023.
The community grants in the Denver area address food insecurity and mental health and aim to make a difference in communities in the region.
Below is a list of high school student-athletes across the state who have committed to colleges. Please let us know if there are any athletes who should be included!
You can watch the 1:35 p.m. news conference with state health leaders inside this article once it begins.
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Digger Field in Idaho Springs is the new home to an outdoor rink where people can skate this winter and maybe into the summer.
Nutrition Expert Regina Topelson shares her healthy holiday snack ideas.
USPS is urging customers to mail their greeting cards and packages now for Christmas arrival.
Spearman and Back have strong ties to the Denver community, graduating from East and George Washington high schools respectively.
The association that represents most of those who serve the command is now voicing a preference: keep it in Colorado Springs.
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The COVID-19 vaccine may be the "beginning of the end of the pandemic" for some Coloradans. But there are many who feel hesitant about getting it.
Back on Aug. 11, the state reported 1 in 900 people contagious with COVID-19.
A shopping center near the intersection of Mississippi and Kipling was evacuated as a precaution, police said.
Gov. Jared Polis and several metro-area superintendents spoke at separate news conferences Tuesday to detail a roadmap for returning to in-person learning in spring.
Larimer Square has a new owner for the first time in nearly 30 years.
Arrests are down 31% in Denver and 35% in Aurora despite increases in crime.
Polis spoke at a Tuesday news conference; several metro-area superintendents will speak at 2 p.m. to detail a roadmap for returning to in-person learning in spring.
A spokesperson for the FAA said he was not aware of any “operational changes” as a result of a shutdown to clean the tower.
Polis spoke at a Tuesday news conference; several metro-area superintendents will speak at 2 p.m. to detail a roadmap for returning to in-person learning in spring.
The number of students enrolled in homeschooling doubled this school year, according to the Colorado Department of Education.
The number of students enrolled in homeschooling doubled this school year, according to the Colorado Department of Education.
Restaurants are creating special menus that guests can enjoy from the comfort of their own home this holiday season.
Polis will speak at 12:30 p.m. and several metro-area superintendents will speak at 2 p.m. to detail a roadmap for returning to in-person learning in spring.
The man was wearing snowboarding boots and pants when his body was found in the river Monday afternoon.
Jordan Patterson, Jr. was found shot to death in the alley near the 4400 block of North Grove Street on Dec. 7.
Chloe Kim, Shaun White and Gus Kenworthy are among the winter athletes invited to compete at Buttermilk Mountain in January.
The lawsuit seeks improvements — including better medical care for the ill and two free cloth masks for each inmate — rather than monetary damages.
The man was wearing snowboarding boots and pants when his body was found in the river Monday afternoon.
Lalas Abubakar will remain in burgundy at least through the 2024 season.
Polis will speak at 12:30 p.m. and several metro-area superintendents will speak at 2 p.m. to detail a roadmap for returning to in-person learning in spring.
The school decided to test every single graduate, faculty member and guest for COVID-19 who planned to attend the two ceremonies.
An independent arbitrator earlier this month decided on the terms, which include two pay raises in 2022.
A federal complaint as filed against Gov. Jared Polis and Mayor Michael Hancock, alleging coronavirus-related restrictions violated state and federal constitutions.
An independent arbitrator earlier this month decided on the terms, which include two pay raises in 2022.
December 14 is the date set by law for the Electoral College to meet. The electors meet in all 50 states and the District of Columbia to cast their ballots.
Presidential electors cast their votes for the presidential and vice-presidential candidates who receive the most votes in the general election.
Watch the vote live at noon at the state Capitol in the video player above or on the 9NEWS app or YouTube channel.
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Lock was hit early, but he hung in to make key completions, including 2 long touchdowns to rookie KJ Hamler.
The state health department has identified 46 sites to get the first of the Pfizer vaccines and about 150 sites to get the first of the Moderna vaccines.
“I would love to put the nail in the coffin of the Trump presidency,” said at-large elector Polly Baca of Denver.
The state health department has identified 46 sites to get the first of the Pfizer vaccines and about 150 sites to get the first of the Moderna vaccines.
Light snow accumulation expected on the Front Range Monday evening into Tuesday morning.
Ohio state troopers found the child with the non-custodial mother on a traffic stop Saturday night, according to authorities.
The Broncos improved to 5-8 after beating the Panthers in Charlotte, North Carolina on Sunday.
Lacroix took the Colorado Avalanche to Stanley Cup championships in 1996 and 2001.
The Buffs and Ducks will play at the LA Coliseum on Saturday night.
The 4-8 Broncos play the 4-8 Panthers in Charlotte, North Carolina on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Ohio state troopers found the child with the non-custodial mother on a traffic stop Saturday night, according to authorities.
Colorado State Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that happened on eastbound C-470, Saturday.
Weather, distance and resources are just some of the variables rural health departments will have to contend with
Police are looking for a third person of interest in this case.
Cody Allen and his wife Shelby Allen were both firefighters with the Central City Fire Department.
The Buffs were dealt their first loss of the season on Saturday at Folsom Field.
The organizer revealed for the first time the number of valid signatures they have collected.
Preston Cordova, 21, was taken into custody on Friday, according to police.
Ruth and Joel are both college students. One is a DACA recipient, the other plans to apply. Both said they are hopeful for a brighter future.
Dr. Ben Usatch has treated hundreds of COVID-19 patients since the pandemic began, coming into contact with people who have the virus nearly every day
One man was injured in the fire and brought to the hospital.
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Cody Allen and his wife Shelby Allen were both firefighters with the Central City Fire Department.
Kaden Piel said he wants to raise awareness about how taking away sports and activities can contribute to feelings of isolation.
Police said the suspects tried to escape in a red Mitsubishi Galant.
Denver health officials have ordered six restaurants to close due to violations since the new health order banning indoor dining took effect last month.
Weather pattern stays active all the way to Christmas
The suspects are wanted in three metro Denver bank robberies that occurred since Nov. 19.
The state health department has identified 46 sites to get the first of the Pfizer vaccines and about 150 sites to get the first of the Moderna vaccines.
The incident took place at the intersection of West Florida Avenue and South Platte River Drive, DPD said.
The program is designed to catch, and treat, health issues more common among firefighters, like cancer, earlier.
Colorado GOP Chair Ken Buck and fellow Republican Doug Lamborn signed on to support the lawsuit out of Texas that is trying to throw out millions of votes.
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Candace Morehouse was accused of writing more than 150 checks for her own personal use over a period of eight years.
As reservations fill, company said it’s hopeful that employee blackout is an unusual occurrence.
The special weekend hours are to help with the expected rush of holiday shipping.
We talk whether Michael Porter Jr. will start for the Nuggets, the latest out of training camp is, and how the Nuggets stack up in a tougher Northwest Division.
Marlene Strickland said she made the cards out of plywood.
Susana Cordova talks publicly for first time since making an announcement in November.
David Baker died underneath several officers in 2018. His death was ruled justified by prosecutors.
Susana Cordova talks publicly for first time since making an announcement in November.
The suspect was talking to investigators online when he believed he was talking to teenage girls.
The House GOP the speaker for a special committee on election transparency. KC Becker said no, calling it a dangerous stunt.
Simmons becomes the fourth Bronco to be nominated in multiple seasons for the award.
A lawsuit by the ACLU said Aurora officers ordered a man to leave his home and slammed him out on the ground while he was fixing his car in the garage.
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CDPHE is urging Coloradans to only interact in-person with people from their household this holiday season.
CDPHE is urging Coloradans to only interact in-person with people from their household this holiday season.
About 12 campers were at the site when crews arrived Thursday morning, the city said.
CDPHE is urging Coloradans to only interact in-person with people from their household this holiday season.
Initial claims have risen every week since hitting a low point in September, CDLE data shows.
Initial claims have risen every week since hitting a low point in September, CDLE data shows.
The Mountain Tap Brewery in Steamboat Springs is expanding their outdoor seating with gondolas.
Simmons becomes the fourth Bronco to be nominated in multiple seasons for the award.
Initial claims have risen every week since hitting a low point in September, CDLE data shows.
More than 623,000 was raised on Tuesday for nonprofits in the county.
Snow begins in Colorado on Thursday afternoon
Firefighters responded to two fires at the abandoned mill Wednesday evening.
The center hopes to open with "My Fair Lady" in August.
Parents and students said they want the school district to begin in-person learning as soon as the second semester starts in January.
The center hopes to open with "My Fair Lady" in August.
All 50 staffers would come from the College of Arts and Sciences to help meet a required 5% budget cut.
Colorado has now released its vaccine plan, which revealed prisoners and people who live in congregate homes won’t get a higher priority for a COVID-19 vaccine.
A woman posted a photo on social media claiming she had been "jumped" by the Aurora Police Department.
The incident took place back in May 2018.
Colorado has 1,294 active COVID-19 outbreaks and 1,233 that are listed as resolved.
Principal Antonio Esquibel said P-Tech Academy is the only program of its kind in Colorado.
More than half the inmates at FCI Englewood have COVID-19, and 50 staff members have contracted it.
The Adams County testing site operates from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
A UPS spokesperson said an investigation showed the brakes malfunctioned.
Snow begins in Colorado on Thursday afternoon
The lawsuit argues that coronavirus relief funds set aside specifically for minority-owned businesses violates the 14th amendment.
An Adams County judge on Wednesday sentenced Gerardo Reyes-Torres to 25 years in prison.
9Health Medical Expert Dr. Payal Kohli said there are some places that are particularly concerning for spread of the novel coronavirus.
The shooting happened in the 1500 block of Short Grass Court on Tuesday night.
The 38th annual 9Cares Colorado Shares online giving campaign benefited Food Bank of the Rockies.
Colorado Gives Day is a 24-hour period of online giving and a movement to celebrate and encourage philanthropy throughout Colorado.
Elliott Stahl was killed in Oct. 2019, according to prosecutors.
The shooting happened in the 1500 block of Short Grass Court on Tuesday night.
The investors purchased all four locations, with a fifth location planned for Westminster.
Jocelyn Gonzalez graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Denver and is now the first person in her family to pursue a college degree.
Watson was moved by his experiences coaching Pop Warner -- and the infamous Lakewood brawl.
Watson was moved by his experiences coaching Pop Warner -- and the infamous Lakewood brawl.
The executive order first went into effect in July.
Paul Boals and DJ Louezel build custom fly fishing rods that are currently in high demand.
Lab techs in Colorado say the pressure has been slowly mounting to keep up with the need as the COVID-19 pandemic moves along.
A man found jumping on top of a parked vehicle was arrested for first-degree homicide Tuesday.
One woman died in the shooting that was reported in a parking lot at West Colfax Avenue and Garrison Street in Lakewood.
El Paso County officials want to limit people from making their own trails among the rock formations.
The club wants to create an additional 5 outdoor ranges and an indoor range.
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Three suspects fled the bank and are still on the run, according to Thornton Police.
The Buffs suffered their first loss of the season Tuesday night.
According to the Denver Public Schools website, the district hopes that elementary students can return to in-person classes by mid-January.
The note went home to families on Dec. 4.
Anyone with information about the suspects is asked to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-STOP.
Businesses can apply for a grant starting at noon on Wednesday, Dec. 9.
The shooting was reported in a parking lot at West Colfax Avenue and Garrison Street in Lakewood.
Donald Garcia, 45, was wanted in connection to the death of a Salida man in his 50s, according to a release from CBI.
Colorado Vaccine Distribution Task Force prepares to handle COVID-19 vaccine doses delivered next week.
Former Aurora Officer Jason Rosenblatt responded with "ha ha" when his coworkers sent him a photo in front of the memorial for Elijah McClain.
Colorado Gives Day is a 24-hour period of online giving and a movement to celebrate and encourage philanthropy throughout Colorado.
Morris is coming off a regular season in which he averaged 9 points and 3.5 assists per game.
The change, if approved, would allow Aurora residents to have marijuana delivered to their homes by licensed dispensaries between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Steamboat Springs has turned their outdoor tennis court into an outdoor ice rink that’s now open and ready for skaters.
Forrest Fenn had hidden the treasure more than a decade ago and left clues in a poem in his memoir.
On Saturday afternoon, state investigators seized all the alcohol from Lyons Den Restaurant and Taphouse.
Dan wanted to know if people have to wear masks after getting the COVID-19 vaccine. We took his question to 9Health expert Dr. Payal Kohli.
More than 24,000 cases of COVID-19 are tied to active outbreaks at senior care facilities, according to data from state health officials.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Colorado just dropped dramatically. Is it a fluke or a trend?
The district said the school board believed a "change in leadership is in the best interest of the district."
The legendary jazz club opened the day after prohibition ended in 1933.
When a group of Colorado lawyers saw how many small businesses were financially struggling, they joined together to offer their legal services - free of charge.
More than 24,000 cases of COVID-19 are tied to active outbreaks at senior care facilities, according to data from state health officials.
Superintendent Dr. Rob Anderson wants monitors to serve as backup to teachers, substitutes and help keep buildings open when in-person learning resumes.
Deputies arrested Richard Williams after getting a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
2020 saw the largest vote total for the district this century. After a recount, current Chief Deputy District Attorney John Kellner was determined to be the winner.
A white male robbed the 1stBank on East 104th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard located in the Safeway shopping center, police said.
The victim was found Monday morning in the area of Grove Street and West 40th Avenue, Denver Police said.
Loveland Police said they are investigating the incident Saturday outside a Safeway on Eisenhower Boulevard.
Season B sports were supposed to begin on Jan. 4, 2021, but CHSAA said recent COVID-19 spread is forcing them to reschedule.
The 68-year-old man was taken to a hospital, where he died of his injuries, police said.
Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
Reis has been experiencing worsening symptoms in the past 24 hours, according to a release.
Reis has been experiencing worsening symptoms in the past 24 hours, according to a release.
A single lane will be closed during the daytime on westbound I-70 every day Sunday though Thursday, CDOT says.
Westminster Police said it took multiple reports Sunday of the materials in a neighborhood near Westminster Boulevard and West 112th Avenue.
The man was taken into custody after fleeing from the crash crash at Wadsworth Boulevard and West 80th Avenue, police said.
A single lane will be closed during the daytime on westbound I-70 every day Sunday though Thursday, CDOT says.
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The CDC reports higher rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among adults in Denver identifying as Hispanic or Latino.
From 2018 to 2019, deaths from domestic violence increased by 62.7%.
The race was close enough to trigger an automatic recount.
One set of human remains found on a property in Conejos County has been identified as Myron Robert Martinez, investigators said.
The horse, named Buddy, got trapped in mud at the bottom of the pond, so Loveland Fire Rescue Authority came to his rescue.
A collaborative effort among federal, state and local officials is critical to reducing the chemical toxic to endangered fish.
Earlier this week, 25 interns were in isolation because they’d either tested positive (22) or were presumed positive (three); another 35 were under quarantine.
As case numbers increase, avoiding state’s Red level will be “very challenging,” county epidemiologist says
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The CDC reports higher rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among adults in Denver identifying as Hispanic or Latino.
It was almost a year ago that Colorado was obsessing over the mystery drones of 2020. There never really was a resolution to the case.
Rob and his wife Bonnie went into the West Elk Wilderness near Crested Butte for their Christmas tree. Rob carried it out on his back.
A Colorado holiday tradition since 1975 was celebrated at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4.
A Colorado holiday tradition since 1975 will be celebrated at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4.
Police are asking people in the area to take an alternative route.
People have been contacting 9NEWS to ask about the lights in the sky on Dec. 4. They are not aliens.
My Black Colorado has more than 1,200 listings, and it has also become a digital and print magazine.
Police are asking people in the area to take an alternative route.
The first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine have already been ordered for Colorado
The positive tests were among both guests and staff members at the shelter.
Police said the suspects tried to escape in a red Mitsubishi Galant.
The officers and Chief Paul Pazen are taking part in the Moderna trials at UCHealth.
The nonprofit organization helped with tens of thousands of meals and hotel rooms for those displaced during the wildfire season.
Earlier in the pandemic six workers died after becoming infected with the virus.
Police said the child has been safely located.
Teams with the Magic of Lights Vail team are setting up a walking holiday lights display near the Ford Amphitheater.
Steven Pankey was indicted in October in the killing of 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews 36 years ago this month.
Gary Pedigo Sr. worked for the Westminster police and fire departments for nearly four decades.
Gary Pedigo Sr. worked for the Westminster police and fire departments for nearly four decades.
10-year-old Leeanedra Sanders was last seen Thursday night, police said.
The state has been simulating the distribution of COVID vaccines before they arrive. We learned a test run involved confusion with the state of Kentucky. - Who has final say on who gets vaccines first. - The Kid of the Year is from Colorado.
December begins with low snowpack
The owner of the Duo Restaurant said he had to lay off staff to stay open, losing money with only to-go orders.
In preparation to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine, Colorado recently took part in a simulation with the CDC, but part of the product ended up going to Kentucky.
Denver and Aurora among the top 20 cities, according to website tracking data since 2013.
After nearly 15 years of graduating, two Lamar alumni formed a petition to change the name "Savages" from their hometown team.
The Nackos family spent more than a year fixing up his red truck and will ship it off to a school in Africa this weekend.
Gary Pedigo Sr. served the people in Westminister for 36 years.
Abdifatah Nur was arrested the day of the Nov. 19 incident, Aurora Police said.
Isborn Security reached an agreement with Denver to voluntarily surrender its license. It will not be able to reapply for one in the city for at least five years.
State health officials warned that we could see an additional 2,000 deaths related to the virus by the end of the year.
An update on modeling related to the virus is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. Thursday.
Constructed 50 years ago, Interstate 270 through Commerce City is due for modernization and CDOT has developed some solutions.
Constructed 50 years ago, Interstate 270 through Commerce City is due for modernization and CDOT has developed some solutions.
Aurora Holiday Spark will be streamed virtually, but the fun will be real on Thursday, Dec. 10.
The new National Western Center will restore the building that has been the epicenter of the region’s livestock industry.
The new National Western Center will restore the building that has been the epicenter of the region’s livestock industry.
An update on modeling related to the virus is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. Thursday.
The Colorado ski resort opens Thursday with restrictions due to COVID-19.
Discussion about what level to apply on city council’s Thursday slate.
The 2020 "Light the House Radiothon" for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver returns Thursday.
Health care workers will get the first batch of COVID vaccines, but how long will that take? We talk to a doctor who helped plan distribution in Colorado.
The Federal Election Commission said Colorado Congresswoman-elect Lauren Boebert did not report fundraising ties to GOP Sen. Ted Cruz.
The fire damaged or destroyed 468 structures and became the largest in Colorado wildfire history.
Discussion about what level to apply on city council’s Thursday slate.
The Vail Town Council on Tuesday unanimously extended to Dec. 15 the recent executive order limiting the size of private gatherings to a single household.
Superintendent Susana Cordova continues to serve DPS until the end of the school year, when she will join Dallas Independent Schools.
Gov. Jared Polis needs to sign the legislation, which allows for school districts to apply for grant money to help get their students and teachers connected.
That means three counselors there that summer have now been credibly accused of sexual misconduct with children.
Bowlen Wallace is urging transition of ownership. Annabel Bowlen attorney states lawsuit is delaying transfer.
The latest coronavirus outbreaks as of Dec. 2 at Colorado schools, restaurants and more.
The mandatory mask zone encompasses all of Main Street, as well as some surrounding areas.
Grand Junction Police said they built a DNA profile and traced it back to Jimmy Dean Duncan.
The school board will vote on whether to change three campus sites.
The lighting ceremony of the Engelmann spruce from western Colorado will be held Wednesday at the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol building.
The governor and other leaders will discuss the special session and economic relief bills 3 p.m.
The lighting ceremony of the Engelmann spruce from western Colorado will be held Wednesday at the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol building.
Fructuoso Rosales-Cano is charged with DUI and vehicular homicide in connection with the October crash.
The governor and other leaders will discuss the special session and economic relief bills 3 p.m.
Of 204 businesses recently inspected, only two received summary suspensions for not following coronavirus protocols.
The new program builds on a 2015 immigrant integration program which when created was one of the first of its kind.
Federal prosecutors filed a notice in court Wednesday.
With burnout rising, senior managers are concerned.
The Broncos are also conducting all meetings virtually this week and are bringing in an emergency kicker.
The four-day blizzard left the city blanketed under more than 3.5 feet of snow.
Trevondus Estes is charged with 51 counts related to multiple robberies of massage businesses in Denver, the district attorney announced.
Reed Bmore made the wire art portrait to raise awareness around social justice.
Nutrition expert Malena Perdomo shares four nutrition myths to let go of before heading into the new year.
Other testing sites are available and can be found by checking online.
The automatic, one-time checks are going to those who received up to $500 a week in weekly unemployment insurance benefits from March 15 to Oct. 24.
The lighting ceremony of the Engelmann spruce from western Colorado will be held Wednesday at the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol Building.
We look at the fine print as state lawmakers prepare to send cash to Colorado businesses. - Will a prisoner in our state be able to get a COVID vaccine before your grandma who lives at home? We look at the plan as it stands now and what might change.
Flights were being held while crews cleaned an FAA facility after at least four employees tested positive for COVID-19.
In the 2A phase of the distribution plan, people living in congregate housing situations, such as prisoners and students in dorms, would be eligible for the vaccine.
According to the Department of Corrections, 1,558 inmates and 207 staff members have active COVID-19 cases.
Flights were being held while crews cleaned an FAA facility after at least four employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Representatives of Denver and the DPPA began negotiations June 30 and declared a deadlock Oct. 16, the parties previously announced.
Flights are being held while crews clean an FAA facility after at least four employees tested positive for COVID-19.
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Peggy Budai saw the idea in Brazil and decided to create her own way for loved ones to hug safely during the pandemic.
It’s the steepest four-month drop for producers since at least 2001.
Reed Bmore made the wire art portrait to raise awareness around social justice.
No specific reason for the delays has been reported, and there is no word on when they may be resolved.
Burning 192,560 acres, the wildfire is the second largest in recorded Colorado history.
A 41-year-old man was killed in the shooting in the Athmar Park neighborhood.
The special session legislation aims to provide limited state relief to businesses, students and others affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The victim was stabbed during a fight on Nov. 19, his body was not found until two days later.
The Nuggets home opener is set for Dec. 16; the first preseason game is on Dec. 12 in San Francisco.
Burning 192,560 acres, the wildfire is the second largest in recorded Colorado history.
NIAID Director Dr. Fauci joined Polis for a noon briefing on COVID-19 in Colorado.
NIAID Director Dr. Fauci joined Polis for a noon briefing on COVID-19 in Colorado.
A Colorado holiday tradition since 1975 will be celebrated at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4.
NIAID Director Dr. Fauci will join Polis for a noon briefing on COVID-19 in Colorado.
Winter beards are a tradition for many who work in ski patrol, but this year has brought a clean-shaven change that’s catching some by surprise.
According to an indictment, Jorge Alexander Che-Quiab sold the girl Fentanyl pills and failed to get help despite describing her as "limp."
Colorado State Patrol said Colorado Digital ID provides residents a secure, safe and convenient way to exchange information with troopers.
Long was killed in her Bailey home on Dec. 1, 2017. Investigators continue to follow leads and said at least three — possibly four — suspects are involved.
When the games take place this weekend each team will be allowed to have 75 spectators, CDPHE told CHSSA.
Mental Health Center of Denver wanted to provide comfort and familiarity to their young patients during COVID-19, so they created a Minecraft version of the office.
When the games take place this weekend each team will be allowed to have 75 spectators, CDPHE told CHSSA.
Rosa Parks was arrested on Dec. 1, 1955, for refusing to move out of a seat reserved for white passengers. Her arrest led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
C.B. Woodrich is among nine new priests credibly accused of sexual misconduct with children.
NIAID Director Dr. Fauci will join Polis for a noon briefing on COVID-19 in Colorado.
NIAID Director Dr. Fauci will join Polis for a noon briefing on COVID-19 in Colorado.
Since it was founded in 2009, the non-profit We Don’t Waste has kept more than 31 million pounds of food out of landfills.
The city, along with more than a dozen current and former police and fire employees, cite insufficient facts for the dismissal.
The Pioneers return to the ice this week.
The octopus chose from these final three names: Ollie, Hank and Octomus Prime during a Facebook live.
The Colorado General Assembly takes up three dozen bills to help families with utilities, grants for child care centers and financial relief for small businesses.
Michael John Suppes, 47, was sentenced to serve 46 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release.
In late March, about 30% of visitors to the Action Center were first-time visitors, the executive director said.
The octopus chose from these final three names: Ollie, Hank and Octomus Prime during a Facebook live.
The Colorado General Assembly took up three dozen bills to help families with utilities, grants for child care centers and financial relief for small businesses.
The octopus will be picking from these final three names: Ollie, Hank and Octomus Prime during a 6 p.m. Facebook live.
Colorado House Speaker KC Becker said a staffer was asked to leave because of a positive test last week. Minority Leader Hugh McKean said Becker had the wrong date.
Legislators on Monday saw the introductions of 22 bills in the House and 13 measures in the Senate.
Nationwide, more than 6.8 million people traveled through U.S. airports during Thanksgiving weekend.
The staffer was asked to not return until they received a negative COVID test.
Those employees include police, fire, sheriff and 911 dispatch.
Denver health officials said conditions at the camp presented hazards to the people living there.
The octopus will be picking from these final three names: Ollie, Hank and Octomus Prime during a 6 p.m. Facebook live.
Estrella Cervantes, 18, had been missing since Saturday evening, police said.
The Northern Colorado Owlz will join seven other teams in the Pioneer League in 2021.
The home league of the Rocky Mountain Vibes and Grand Junction Rockies will continue operations in 2021.
Gov. Polis called the special session on Nov. 17 to pass a stimulus package of up to $400 million to help bars, restaurants, renters, landlords and students.
James Dolmas had inappropriate sexual relationships with five students at the Aurora school.
The incident happened in the 3700 block of N. Josephine St., north of City Park.
NRF found that 59% of shoppers surveyed started shopping in early November.
Denver health officials said conditions at the camp presented hazards to the people living there.
The new calendar is the perfect way to say goodbye to 2020.
USPS said its 644,000 employees are ready to handle significant volume increases this December.
The Colorado Rockies and Cincinnati Reds swapped three pitchers in a four-player trade.
The first-ever outdoor light show at Denver Union Station runs nightly through Dec. 31.
The 38th annual 9Cares Colorado Shares online giving campaign will benefit Food Bank of the Rockies.
The incident happened in the 3700 block of N. Josephine St., north of City Park.
Estrella Cervantes, 18, has been missing since Saturday evening, police said.
Investigators are waiting for autopsy results to determine how they died.
The couple were found dead in an apartment Friday night.
"Chow Chow" on its way to a Walmart near you
The Colorado General Assembly plans to take up legislation to help families and small businesses in the session that starts Monday.
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Small businesses rely on holiday shoppers to stay afloat.
Polis had been quarantining since Wednesday after being exposed to someone else who had tested positive.
The top-seeded RoughRiders defeated the Colts 49-19 on Saturday to advance to the state title game.
The Bruins defeated the Panthers 35-7 in the Class 5A semifinals on Saturday.
The Indians defeated the Eagles 20-14 to advance to the Class 4A state championship game.
Hancock is back in Denver after he flew to visit family despite his warnings for people to "avoid travel" for the holiday.
The ski resort announced on Saturday that it will open Dec. 3, pending state approval.
A BNSF Railway engine collided with an empty coal train on Friday, says the Wellington fire department.
The 11-year-old girl was on a sled being towed by a pickup truck, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
9NEWS viewer Chris Ludeman shared his video of two deer facing off on Thanksgiving.
Firefighters are seeing progress, a Facebook post from fire officials said.
This summer, Black-owned businesses saw a rush of new support as the country’s focus turned to racial justice. They hope that continues into the holiday season.
Steve asked how a person who tests positive for COVID twice affects data gathering. Have a question about something you want us to answer? Email NEXT@9NEWS.com.
Ruth Anderson, in Louisville, lost her mom Elaine Morrison to COVID-19 last week. She hopes others think of how their actions impact others as the virus spreads.
Katie Carrera opened a new floral shop in Denver in October and is looking for a boost in sales.
Post-fire watershed mitigation typically includes planting burned areas with native groundcover and trees as well as stabilizing streambeds.
Edward Herbert Hoid, 36, was arrested early Friday on suspicion of menacing and theft in relation to break-ins at several businesses, police said.
The northeast Denver school has implemented precautions to help students and their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic
Backup QB Jeff Driskel went on COVID list Thursday followed by new player positive Friday. Broncos will play Saints on Sunday before no fans at Empower Field.
The northeast Denver school has implemented precautions to help students and their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Cougars are playing for their sixth 8-man football state championship in a row.
Frontline workers shared their experience working inside Colorado’s ERs, ICUs, and ambulances on Thanksgiving Day 2020.
Abdifatah Nur was arrested the day of the Nov. 19th incident, Aurora Police said.
Abdifatah Nur was arrested the day of the Nov. 19th incident, Aurora Police said.
The Buffs will instead host the Aztecs at Folsom Field in Boulder on Saturday.
Adam Parker said he started writing songs to cope with being apart from students. The songs connected with kids and parents all over the world.
A history professor takes us through what Thanksgiving was like in Colorado during the pandemic of 1918.
The incident happened late Wednesday night in the 1300 block of Ironton Street.
"There are so many messages that kids hear, its safe, its legal, it must not be harmful. Their perception of it is so wrong," the mother of Johnny Stack said.
Experts at the Colorado School of Public Health estimate that 1 in 29 people in Pueblo and surrounding areas are contagious with the virus.
She served for 25 years on the board of the Colorado Municipal League and was twice its president.
All five restaurants were forced to close Monday after the health department said they violated a public health order by allowing indoor dining.
Beginning in August, the county began to create a comprehensive plan, a transportation and mobility plan, and updates to the parks, open space & trails plan.
The event aims to boost sales for creators of art.
The vans are scheduled to set up in different rural areas and offer hundreds of tests to residents.
The latest coronavirus outbreaks at Colorado grocery stores, schools, restaurants, social gatherings and more.
A similar program is already being used in Mesa County.
Gov. Polis signed an executive order to help restaurants, bars and food trucks.
“Our system is creating exactly what it was designed to do,” Deidre Johnson said of lagging flu vaccination uptake rates in communities of color.
The Mountain West Conference rivals were slated to play at noon on Thanksgiving. The game has been called off due to coronavirus cases in the CSU program.
The task force aims to ensure that as many students as possible will be able to safely return to classrooms in January.
The shooting happened near West Colfax Avenue and Meade Street on Sept. 12.
The task force aims to ensure that as many students as possible will be able to safely return to classrooms in January.
Denver Mayor Michael has told people to avoid travel in order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, which is at record levels in the city.
APS hopes to renovate their other two busses in the coming months for meal distribution.
The task force aims to ensure that as many students as possible will be able to safely return to classrooms in January.
Health experts warn against gathering in large groups or with people outside your household for the holiday.
9NEWS Nutritionist Malena Perdomo shares some ideas on how to cook Thanksgiving dishes on a smaller scale.
Health experts warn against gathering in large groups or with people outside your household for the holiday.
May Bunjes died on Thursday. Only her daughter, in full protective equipment, could be there, holding her hand.
Ski area capacity will be further reduced as a result of Summit County’s move to level red on the state’s COVID-19 dial.
The public health order states all retail food establishments in Douglas County must cease all indoor dining.
A public health order states all retail food establishments in Douglas County cease all indoor dining.
Titans running back Bryce Vaz is having a breakout season, and will square off against a familiar face vs. Valor Christian on Saturday.
9Wants to Know spoke to five people whose injuries may cost taxpayers a significant amount of money as legal claims relating to riot-control projectiles pile up.
Denver makes the list for best cities for young professionals.
Amid Covid-19, Roxbox has seen an increased demand for its offerings, across a variety of industries.
Two more storm systems are showing in the computer models but with not much impact to Colorado.
The drafted program aims to provide career skill training for youth.
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Channel your inner Griswold and cut down your own Christmas tree this year. This is where in Colorado you can.
APS hopes to renovate their other two busses in the coming months for meal distribution.
A complaint filed on behalf of the union that represents Denver Health workers claims the hospital suppressed whistleblowers.
Local attorneys representing 50 plaintiffs have put the city on official notice they intend to file a lawsuit over injuries related to police "excessive force."
How to make a perfect Thanksgiving turkey.
The storm early Tuesday dropped heavy, wet snow across the Front Range and the mountains.
The latest on road conditions and traffic alerts from a storm that brought heavy bands of snow to Colorado.
The latest on road conditions and traffic alerts from a storm that brought heavy bands of snow to Colorado.
A passport program created by the Morgan Adams Foundation raises money for cancer research while offering discounts at local restaurants.
A crucial week for COVID in Colorado as hospitalizations hit new heights. We find some reason for optimism. - And an answer to your question - why can people eat and drink and be merry at the airport, but not the rest of the metro area?
"Thanksgiving will really be a defining moment for the state of Colorado," said medical experts.
Colorado Crisis Services is the state’s first statewide resource for mental health, substance use or emotional crisis help, information and referrals.
Israel Camacho Anderson was arrested in connection with a shooting that happened in the town of Seibert on Nov. 21.
Jefferson County Open Space and Colorado Parks & Wildlife are investigating after a buck mule deer was shot in Deer Creek Canyon Park.
Over 80,000 Americans are in the hospital & more than 1,000 are dying each day from the novel coronavirus.
Phase 1 of the project is on track for completion next year, and Phase 2 would include moving the south security checkpoint to Level 6 of the main terminal.
Colorado passes stiff new oil and gas rules prioritizing public health, environment for the 1st time
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission unanimously approved a sweeping overhaul of state oil and gas permitting rules Monday.
As the gray wolf remains a state endangered species, CPW said severe penalties for harming the animals will still apply when it regains management control.
A 14-year-old who was playing with a gun accidentally shot a 16-year-old family member on Sunday night, Aurora police said.
The order authorizes CDPHE to order hospitals & freestanding emergency rooms to transfer or cease the admission of patients should those facilities reach "capacity."
Harry Watkins has been charged with criminally negligent homicide in the shooting death of Simon Howell.
Margot Swetich is a senior at Northglenn High School who is in the process of applying for college.
Broncos QB followed 0 of 6 passing start with 7 of 7 run. Justin Simmons makes final-minute, game-saving interception in end zone.
The vehicle stayed at the scene of the crash, police said.
Fox Hollow Golf Course ranger Gary Elms has enough stories, he could someday write a novel about the perils of petty bird crime.
Police said he tried to ignite fuel with a flare gun, but was unsuccessful.
Heavy snow for the mountains on Monday. Front Range and plains on Tuesday.
The vehicle stayed at the scene of the crash, police said.
Ronald James Braden, 55, cut off his GPS tracking device on Nov. 13 and was found in Arizona Friday, Vail Police said.
Denver city officials approved a temporary zoning permit for the parking lot of First Baptist Church at Grant Street and 14th Avenue in Capitol Hill Friday.
The Titans rolled past the Knights 56-35 on Saturday afternoon.
Families are still looking for places to live after they were displaced by a fire in Aurora last month that killed a mother of three children.
The Savages knocked off the Tigers 14-6 on Saturday afternoon.
Police say there is no threat to the community.
The State Appropriations Committee voted 7-2 on Friday to place a statue of a grieving American Indian mother on the west steps.
The city will shift resources to a new testing site at Ruby Hill Park starting Monday, after high demand at Paco Sanchez Park created safety concerns.
Edward Herbert Hoid, 36, might be staying in Brady, Nebraska, and should be considered armed and dangerous, police said.
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There are several distribution events in the Denver metro area on Saturday.
They drove off in a stolen dark blue 2000-2001 Jeep Liberty, Mountain View police said.
They drove off in a stolen dark blue 2000-2001 Jeep Liberty, police said.
Instead of an in-person event this year, the lighting was virtual-only due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
They drove off in a stolen dark blue 2000-2001 Jeep Liberty, police said.
A professor at CU Boulder predicts says that scientists are projecting sea-level to rise 2-3 feet by 2100.
The new approach to testing is meant to encourage Coloradans to get tested by increasing accessibility.
Several others were taken to hospitals after the crash Friday night, police said.
Markets are adapting to continue bringing shoppers unique, local gifts for Christmas.
Instead of an in-person event this year, the lighting was virtual-only due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
You can watch the virtual event beginning at 5 p.m Friday.
The study found testing half the population with rapid-turnaround tests would drive the virus toward elimination within weeks.
Add this to your 2020 bingo card: People waiting multiple hours for a burger and causing huge traffic backups.
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Gov. Jared Polis spoke from western Colorado, where hospitals in Mesa County have moved to surge capacity.
Add this to your 2020 bingo card: People waiting multiple hours for a burger and causing huge traffic backups.
You can watch the virtual event beginning at 5 p.m Friday.
Gov. Jared Polis spoke from western Colorado, where hospitals in Mesa County have moved to surge capacity.
Matthew Dolloff is accused of shooting and killing Lee Keltner following dueling rallies in downtown Denver.
Gov. Jared Polis will be speaking from western Colorado, where hospitals in Mesa County have moved to surge capacity.
Mark Austin, 55, died after being assaulted in the area of East 29th and Delgany streets, Denver Police said.
Governor Jared Polis will be speaking from western Colorado where hospitals in Mesa County have moved to surge capacity.
The pilot program is believed to be one of the first of its kind launched by a municipality nationwide.
Matt Dolloff is accused of shooting and killing Lee Keltner following dueling rallies in downtown Denver.
The airport held a virtual ribbon cutting to open the new United gates which will be in use beginning Sunday.
The Engelmann spruce from western Colorado has arrived at the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol Building.
DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova announced last week that she is leaving the district for a job in Dallas.
Colorado hits 1,500 COVID hospitalizations. - A county reports its ICU beds are full. - And growing numbers of hospitals say staff shortages are coming. But people can still go to Broncos games. We look at why.
Young people are playing football without the protections given to pros, and with more common sense than many adults says Cherokee Trail coach Joe Johnson.
Right now, hospitals tell us they have enough supply of necessary drugs, but with hospitalizations constantly changing, so will the stockpile.
As people in Colorado laud the opening of a big burger chain, Marshall Zelinger asks you to remember the small businesses struggling - particularly this week.
The Colorado Springs Fire Department lifted all mandatory evacuations in the area that included 235 homes.
DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova announced last week that she is leaving the district for a job in Dallas.
DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova announced last week that she is leaving the district for a job in Dallas.
Officer Jason Taft resigned before he could be fired, according to the Platteville Police Department
DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova announced last week that she is leaving the district for a job in Dallas.
The DMV offices will remain closed to in-person transactions until further notice, the Denver Department of Finance said.
Older residents or those with underlying health issues live in separate rooms instead of a large space.
Adre Jordan Baroz, 26, was arrested at a motel in Gallip, New Mexico Thursday afternoon, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation said.
Inmates who tested positive are isolated and are frequently monitored by medical staff, JCSO said. Most of them are not displaying symptoms.
Bobby Bizup vanished from Catholic camp where two counselors were later accused of molesting multiple boys.
The fire is burning in the area of Bear Creek Park, forcing mandatory evacuations of about 235 homes.
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Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
The fire is burning in the area of Bear Creek Park, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD)
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Health officials in the western Colorado county said all area hospitals will begin operating at "surge capacity."
The fire is burning in the area of Bear Creek Park, according to the Colorado Springs Fire Department (CSFD)
Jerry Neal with Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured this video of bighorns fighting at Waterton Canyon on Wednesday.
A truck with a flat bed trailer that was hauling lumber is wanted following a hit-and-run that injured a cyclist.
The vehicle was spotted on a bridge near South Santa Fe Drive along the popular bicycling and pedestrian path.
The Colfax Marathon will move to October 2021 due to COVID-19 concerns. Official details will come once the Broncos schedule is announced.
Joseph Heck was shot and killed on Nov. 10 at a Denver apartment complex.
You voted to determine which Colorado high school football game we showcase on Friday, Nov. 20.
The Amigo Motor Lodge in Salida has several Airstream trailers people can stay in for a different kind of Colorado vacation.
Rob Proctor details how to properly plant bulbs.
Colorado calls for help staffing hospitals as healthcare workers contract COVID. - A doctor tells us about patients who still think the pandemic is a hoax. - Answers to your questions about how businesses will make it.
Jose Federico Aranda went missing in late July. His family said it was very out of character for him to not be in contact with his family.
The state representative said she would quarantine for at least 10 days.
Lamborn is the second member of Congress from Colorado to report a positive result for the virus this week.
There may be various reasons for the increase, but it is a good sign for an industry that needs a larger workforce.
Prospects for another round of federal stimulus remain uncertain, and public transit needs funding.
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The office said they were directly impacted by the increased number of COVID-19 around the state.
With Thanksgiving approaching, students are asked to stay on campus instead of travel due to COVID-19.
Mark Ferradino will become the executive director of the Department of Revenue for the State of Colorado.
The school district announced its decision on Wednesday.
The school district announced its decision on Wednesday.
Richard Randolph was the registered owner of the burned car, officials said. Police were looking for the car after a 74-year-old woman was hit and killed on Nov. 2.
The victim was in a crosswalk on an elecric mobility scooter when she was struck Tuesday evening.
Three Aurora officers were fired after photos depicting a choke hold near a memorial for McClain surfaced earlier this year.
Denver International Airport offers tips on how to travel safely over the holidays.
CDPHE provided an update on COVID-19 as the state grapples with the highest case counts and hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic.
Adre Jordan Baroz, 26, is wanted for homicide and should be considered armed and dangerous, investigators said.
The Colorado Joint Information Center is providing an update Wednesday morning.
Romeo Thompson honked at the victim when a traffic light turned green, which escalated into a fight and fatal shooting, an arrest affidavit says.
They were found on properties near the town of Las Sauces in the San Luis Valley.
They were found on properties near the town of Las Sauces in the San Luis Valley.
Abdikarim Mumin,23, faces a charge of second-degree murder.
Romeo Thompson honked at the victim when a traffic light turned green, which escalated into a fight and fatal shooting, an arrest affidavit says.
The Colorado Joint Information Center will be holding an update Wednesday morning.
9NEWS Nutritionist Regina Topelson says a plant-based diet has many health benefits.
9NEWS Nutritionist Regina Topelson says a plant-based diet has many health benefits.
Western Union’s logo will continue to be featured on all Nuggets jerseys.
Officers ask for anyone with information to contact 303-627-3100.
Eduard Faktorovich worked at DIA’s security checkpoint for two and a half years and is remembered as a kind, respectful person by those who knew him.
We just got the list of 15 Colorado counties going under tougher COVID restrictions. Call it lockdown-lite. - A word about why the state is punishing other people, instead of those spreading the virus.
Bobby Bizup disappeared while attending a popular Catholic summer camp.
Officers ask for anyone with information to contact 303-627-3100.
The incident occurred at Trek Bicycle, located at 2626 Baseline Road.
The incident occurred at Trek Bicycle, located at 2626 Baseline Road.
Colorado has upped coronavirus-related restrictions, meaning more rules for restaurants and small businesses. But the virus is mostly spreading in small gatherings.
A good drive in Lakewood started as a way to educate the kids about hunger and turned into a challenge that resulted in 3,000 food item donations.
Bobby Bizup disappeared while attending a popular Catholic summer camp.
Denver Fire said the incident happened June 5.
The incident occurred at Trek Bicycle, located at 2626 Baseline Road.
Romeo Desean, 19, is facing a first-degree murder charge.
Denver Feed a Family knew more people would be in need because of the pandemic.
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Sam Shoflick and her mother created Covituary.org to memorialize lost loved ones across the world.
Deputies believe Jason Ketzner may have been planning an active shooter event, possibly targeting law enforcement, a warrant for his arrest says.
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Portions of the road were already closed due to the impact of the East Troublesome Fire.
They were found on properties near the town of Las Sauces in the San Luis Valley.
The kitten was rescued by a Good Samaritan on bitter, 19-degree day in Commerce City.
Ten to 15 counties are expected to move to the new level red restriction of "severe risk" in the coming days, which means restaurants will close to indoor dining.
Elementary students will begin remote learning on Dec. 2 so that teachers can get an extra day of training and preparation, the district said.
The fire in northwest Aurora on Oct. 30 killed one person, injured about a dozen others and displaced around 60 residents.
District Attorney Dave Young finds Westminster officers justified in June shooting that killed a man.
The governor is expected to call a special session for the legislature to discuss relief as the pandemic rages on, Colorado Politics reported Monday.
The Quebec Nordiques arrived in the Mile High City on July 1, 1995.
Sauce on the Blue in Silverthorne is trying to keep business going by putting yurts up outside for people to dine in.
The governor is expected to call a special session for the legislature to discuss relief as the pandemic rages on, Colorado Politics reported Monday.
Number 38 looks at the future of going out, leaning into COVID restrictions with contactless payment, 31,000-sqaure-feet of space and live music.
Denver’s City Council voted to adopt the East Area Plan at its meeting Monday night.
In the beginning of the pandemic, people all over Colorado, and the country, howled at 8 p.m. to show support for healthcare workers.
Organizers of the effort to recall Colorado Gov. Jared Polis did not turn in a single signature Friday, Nov. 13, when the petitions were due.
After a conference call with Gov. Polis and Colorado public health officials, Barbara Kirkmeyer said CDPHE should consult with commissioners before new restrictions.
Brandon Barrios started dedicating hours of every weekend to picking up trash at the spot in Northern Colorado. Eventually, others joined the cause.
After a warm and dry week, next chance for snow will be on the weekend.
Colorado Politics verified that the governor intends to issue the call at a Tuesday press conference.
The 10For10 group is made up of young people fighting against gun violence, police brutality, and racial inequality.
Republican John Kellner leads Democrat Amy Padden by 1,418 votes in the race to succeed District Attorney George Brauchler.
The companies have been accused of providing an unlicensed security guard during dueling rallies who has since been charged with second-degree murder.
One person was transported to the hospital following a shooting near the Meadowood neighborhood of Aurora on Monday.
The fire on Oct. 30 killed one person, injured about a dozen others and displaced around 60 residents.
Broncos QB Drew Lock appeared to suffer the injury late in first half in game against Raiders. Shelby Harris will also miss third straight game because of COVID-19.
The “Triple Threat Comedy Night,” to benefit the non-profit Zarlengo Foundation, will be held Sept. 25, 2021.
Enjoy a home-cooked, stress-free meal while supporting local businesses this Thanksgiving.
Leigha Page Anderson has been found guilty of first-degree murder for her role in the death of 74-year-old Catherine Kelley.
The two mall owners announced their merger in February — and then came the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Defendants associated with the Aurora Police Department deny that they used excessive force on Elijah McClain, documents show.
Jerry Jeudy, Phillip Lindsay, Drew Lock and the Broncos went to Sin City for the first time for a Sunday afternoon game against the Raiders.
Jerry Jeudy, Phillip Lindsay, Drew Lock and the Broncos head to Sin City for the first time for a Sunday afternoon game against the Raiders.
Jerry Jeudy, Phillip Lindsay, Drew Lock and the Broncos head to Sin City for the first time for a Sunday afternoon game against the Raiders.
The Pac-12 Conference made the announcement on Sunday afternoon.
Jerry Jeudy, Phillip Lindsay, Drew Lock and the Broncos head to Sin City for the first time for a Sunday afternoon game against the Raiders.
The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) has revealed the fall football playoff brackets for each classification.
The wildfire burned 10,095 acres after starting Oct. 17. It was the largest fire ever recorded in Boulder County.
Two teens fell into the water Saturday. One was rescued and the other was still missing, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
The figure was mentioned in a Nov. 10 city council discussion about COVID-19 and the city’s rapid testing site.
Jerry Jeudy, Phillip Lindsay, Drew Lock and the Broncos head to Sin City for the first time for a Sunday afternoon game against the Raiders.
Caleb Leroux, 18, was last seen in the 14000 block of East Quinn Circle in Aurora.
The decision was prompted by dangerously high COVID-19 levels in Adams County, WPS said.
Ronald Braden, 55, was arrested in July on charges including violating the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act and embezzlement of public property.
The change comes after more than three weeks of growing cases, the county said.
COVID-19 transmission in Eagle County is at its highest point since the onset of the pandemic.
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The governor said in an update Friday that Colorado residents need to keep themselves and their family safe over the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Bulldogs finish the season 5-1 and await the release of the Class 4A football playoff bracket.
The measures are in addition to Safer at Home Level Orange requirements.
The suspect broke through a window to gain access to Full Cycle and took the bikes, Boulder Police said.
Police have released little information about the shooting that left 36-year-old John Pacheaco Jr. dead.
CU Boulder said to complete a COVID-19 monitoring test 48-72 hours before travel.
The emergency order comes as COVID-19 cases continue to spike across the state.
El Paso County Coroner Dr. Leon Kelly warned of a difficult couple of months in Colorado if COVID-19 trends continue.
The event moved locations to stay in line with COVID-19 safety protocols.
Upload a short video sharing your Parade of Lights memories, and 9NEWS might air it during our hour-long special.
Mijo lost an eye and suffered neurological damage in the attack, his owner said.
Denver is running out of useable phone numbers with the current 303/720 area codes.
The East Troublesome and Cameron Peak fires impacted about 30,000 acres of the park.
Superintendent Susana Cordova who took over the head of the district in 2018 is leaving for a job in Dallas.
The incident happened at 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 10 at the Home Depot in Golden.
Superintendent Cordova is holding a news conference at 3:45 p.m.
9Wants to Know has learned a woman who managed to avoid eviction for 19 months rented a room to an elderly man in a wheelchair who passed away this month.
Superintendent Cordova is holding a news conference at 3:45 p.m.
The shooting happened in the 1400 block of Xavier Street in west Denver Tuesday afternoon. Joseph Heck was killed.
Redwine is accused of killing his 13-year-old son Dylan in 2012; his trial has been delayed multiple times.
The detectives uncovered a Walmart credit card scheme that took millions, primarily from seniors, Thornton Police said.
The man who entered the home faces charges of third-degree assault and first-degree burglary, police said.
This is the first time Visit Denver has organized a fall iteration of the event, which aims to help struggling restaurants and offers in-person and to-go options.
The detectives uncovered a Walmart credit card scheme that took millions, primarily from seniors, Thornton Police said.
A Thornton officer found the suspect sleeping in a stolen truck that was running while in the middle of the road, a police spokesperson said.
The trial for for Redwine who is accused of killing his 13-year-old son Dylan in 2012 has been delayed multiple times.
Investigators determined speed was a factor in the crash, police said.
We asked Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, who said going to these games with members of your household is relatively safe.
Gov. Jared Polis pitched his idea to provide money to restaurants, police departments and more to the six legislators who could release the money immediately.
Urban and rural hospitals are warning about the months to come as they try to provide care for patients, COVID and otherwise, and try to keep staff healthy, too.
The unburned patches left by the Cameron Peak Fire are important to the future health of the forest.
Subs were already hard to find before 2020, but education leaders say the pandemic made it worse.
Police conducted an investigation at a home less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
The Punk Rock Saves Lives board member, John Elliott, may have contracted the virus from a small social gathering, his friend said.
One last storm in this cycle coming to Colorado this weekend
Christian Dore has a cabin in the Grand Lake area, close to Rocky Mountain National park. His home escaped danger, but Dore expressed his feelings through his art.
One last storm in this cycle coming to Colorado this weekend
Researchers from The University of Oxford found the results by comparing COVID-19 patients to people who have experienced other health events this year.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says the majority of people do not have issues.
Karen Hammersmith tried to save her French Bulldog by fighting off the animal with a snow shovel.
Why is COVID spreading so like this if people are wearing masks? Kyle and Chris Vanderveen discussed this today, as well as the data lag – which means even if you social distance now, it will take a while to see the results of your efforts.
The Douglas County School District said the switch to all-remote learning starts on Monday, Nov. 30.
The Douglas County School District will switch to all-remote learning starting on Nov. 30.
Police conducted an investigation at a home less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
Logan Debyle is accused of aiming a laser pointer into the cockpit of a DPD helicopter during protests in Cheesman Park on Nov. 4.
Police conducted an investigation at a home less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
Colorado health officials are set to provided an update on COVID-19 during a media briefing.
According to the claim, 25-year-old Esther Nakajjigo was decapacitated while sitting in the passenger seat of a car that was exiting Arches National Park.
According to the claim, 25-year-old Esther Nakajjigo was decapacitated while sitting in the passenger seat of a car that was exiting Arches National Park.
Colorado health officials are set to provide an update on COVID-19 during a 3:10 p.m. briefing on Thursday.
The 110-foot pixel LED tree will have a new home along the 16th Street Mall.
The free walkable holiday attraction will be open through Dec. 31 at Chapungu Sculpture Park at Centerra.
Santa will be lighting the 55-foot-tall Christmas Tree at Outlets at Castle Rock on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Police conducted an investigation at a home less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
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The Colorado symphony also canceled their scheduled ticket on-sale date of Dec. 31.
Colorado health officials are set to provide an update on COVID-19 during a 3:10 p.m. briefing on Thursday.
CDOT says eastbound I-70 is closed near exit 180 due to multiple spinouts. No estimated time for reopening.
The 53-page plan covers operation changes due to COVID-19.
The county expects to spend another $1.1 million in 2021.
CDOT says eastbound I-70 is closed near exit 180 due to multiple spinouts. No estimated time for reopening.
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Don Seedle served more than 20 years in the Army. Now retired, the veteran helped purchase flags for his neighborhood.
Due to COVID-19 concerns, many Coloradans will skip Thanksgiving, or only have small gatherings, AAA Colorado said.
While it’s designed to celebrate veterans, the Field of Honor is also intended to recognize first responders who, organizers say, deserve praise for their sacrifice.
Jefferson County once called contacts within 24 hours of a positive test. A phone call may now take three days, if one is made at all.
During the next phase of COVID-19, as community spread of the virus increases, many office spaces - even testing sites - will deal with their staff getting sick.
The horses from C Lazy U Ranch were forced to evacuate two separate times as the fire continued to grow in late October
There are 735 COVID-19 outbreaks that are listed as active in Colorado as of Nov. 11.
Gilpin County moves to a more restrictive COVID status with the state of Colorado forcing table games to close by 8 a.m. Friday.
That is one of the recommendations for schools as they decide whether to proceed with remote or in-person learning amid alarming virus trends.
The hunter was found Monday morning in a remote area known as Game Management Unit 27 in Grand County.
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Two Black men share their stories of early encounters with police and the difficulties they have had since.
The hunter was found Monday morning in a remote area known as Game Management Unit 27 in Grand County.
With health benefits and delicious taste there is nothing more comforting than fueling well with natural ingredients, such as the butternut squash.
F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft will fly over Colorado communities Wednesday to salute our nation’s veterans, past and present.
F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft will fly over Colorado communities Wednesday to salute our nation’s veterans, past and present.
Jocelyn Gonzalez graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Denver and is now the first person in her family to pursue a college degree.
On Tuesday, the staff at Chelsea Place surprised nine veterans with banners and posters placed alongside East Quincy Avenue.
Low interest rates and a tight housing market in Denver are driving a boom in VA home loans this year.
The shooting happened at the PJ Mart on Peoria Street in Aurora on Nov. 2.
Colorado ranks near the top among states with the most veteran-owned businesses.
Many could be ditching the chairlifts for the wide-open Colorado backcountry this season.
Vail is the first municipality in the country to install state-of-the-art microbial reduction filters in all their town own buildings and entire fleet of buses.
A man who showed up for an appointment the held the worker at gunpoint and demanded money, Brighton Police said.
This year marks the 21st year that 9NEWS will honor a Colorado leader for contributions to the community.
Calls to leave the health department started in March after health orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic went into effect.
The Colorado State Forest Service calls its newest Forest Action Plan a "roadmap" to improving forest health across Colorado.
Many could be ditching the chairlifts for the wide-open Colorado backcountry this season.
The shooting happened in the 1400 block of Xavier Street in west Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Commerce City Councilwoman Jennifer Allen-Thomas is collecting petition signatures so that Colorado lawmakers will consider a license plate for nurses.
On Tuesday, the staff at Chelsea Place surprised nine veterans with banners and posters placed alongside East Quincy Avenue.
Several more winter storms will impact Colorado through the weekend. Low snow chances for metro areas.
With widespread community transmission of COVID-19, many schools are shifting to remote learning.
Doctors are recruiting study participants who live with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 in the last four days.
A criminal complaint says Emily Luciano, 31, knowingly and willfully kidnapped a baby boy.
Local incidence rate, mirroring trend across Colorado, is now in the stay-at-home level.
With widespread community transmission of COVID-19, many schools are shifting to remote learning.
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Jocelyn Gonzalez graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Denver and is now the first person in her family to pursue a college degree.
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The outbreak was first reported on Oct. 26 when eight inmates tested positive for COVID-19.
A Boulder County spokesperson said some residents are concerned about the safety of getting a vaccination.
For years, law enforcement officers have turned to a California doctor when someone handcuffed and prone dies.
About two weeks after evacuation, the family got word that Buttercup is alive.
Jocelyn Gonzalez graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Denver and is now the first person in her family to pursue a college degree.
The pandemic this year decimated consumer spending, causing a $220 million budget gap in 2020 and an estimated $190 million in lost revenue in 2021.
DPS is installing VioSafe lights to disinfect surfaces amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A report came in just before noon that there was a man armed with a gun on a balcony in the 1100 block of North Ash Street.
With widespread community transmission of COVID-19, many schools are shifting to remote learning.
Loveland Ski Area opened last year on October 25.
Three people were shot near the North Park Hill neighborhood early Wednesday morning.
Project Angel Heart has been serving medically tailored meals to Coloradans for three decades, but this year their need grew even more.
As of Monday, there were more than 1,000 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 in Colorado.
Police were conducting an investigation at a home Tuesday less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
Police were conducting an investigation at a home Tuesday less than a mile from where Stine was last seen in July 2016.
The winter wonderland of colorful ice castles is projected to open sometime in late December.
The Engelmann spruce will stop at Bass Pro Shops in Denver on Saturday, Nov. 14 for a public viewing.
Jordan Matthews is earning dual degrees and works as an equity peer leader to mentor other students of color.
The ban first put in place more than a year ago will now stay, under a new agreement between three cities to protect the water source.
Emily Harrington is the first woman to free climb the Golden Gate route in less than 24 hours, fourth woman to complete any route in a day.
State Rep. Terri Carver, of Colorado Springs, was the only Republican to wear a mask at a caucus meeting for new party leadership. Kyle offers a word on her courage.
Students at Legend and Douglas County high schools will not have in-person classes from Nov. 10-30.
Police said the crimes occurred at Asian massage businesses in the past two months.
Pfizer announced Monday it has a vaccine that is at least 90% effective. Once a vaccine is approved, when can Coloradans expect to get it?
The Denver City Council passed the budget in a 12-1 vote Monday night.
Michael Scott Leslie, 57, executed a scheme to defraud the victim bank by selling it 144 fraudulent residential mortgage loans valued at $31.9M, the DOJ said.
The changes will go into effect at 5 p.m., Wed., Nov. 11.
The Jefferson County DA said the investigation is "active and ongoing."
Judges John Legend and Gwen Stefani both turned around when Lauren Frihauf of Byers sang a Melissa Ethridge song.
9Wants to Know spent a year in search of an answer to a question: Why do people continue to die underneath the elbows, knees and bodies of officers?
The defense team for Mark Redwine, who was indicted in 2017 on a charge of second-degree murder, requested a mistrial based on COVID-19 concerns.
Recent fresh snow has allowed the Colorado ski resort to open for the 2020-21 season.
Darrell Wall preyed upon the women along West Colfax between June 2018 and November 2019.
The school district follows the path of several other districts that recently announced they will shift students to remote learning amid rising COVID-19 cases.
The first will open in Greeley at UNC. Another at Denver International Airport will be for employees.
A new system will be in use at all DIA parking lots by the end of 2021.
Gov. Jared Polis and state officials encourage everyone to #ShopLocalColorado in 2020.
Anthony Knapp is accused of intentionally driving his vehicle into three officers, causing them serious bodily injury.
Colorado’s unemployment rate fell slightly from an adjusted rate of 6.7% in August to 6.4% in September — the 22nd-lowest rate in the country.
The median closing price for a detached single-family home in Denver was $519,900 in October, up 14.26% from a year ago.
Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
There are many deals, discounts and freebies for military members — active and veterans — on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
The 38th annual 9Cares Colorado Shares online giving campaign will benefit Food Bank of the Rockies.
JD Krones lost his home in the East Troublesome Fire and plans to rebuild after the winter.
Series of winter storms continues to move into Colorado
Police said the incident involved the rider of a moped and the driver of a white Audi.
Running back Jarek Broussard scored three touchdowns in his first start.
Students of color tend to have lower graduation rates than White students, but one metro area district has closed the gap significantly.
Winners of three of their last four games, the Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons meet at 11 a.m. Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Running back Jarek Broussard scored three touchdowns in his first start.
The Titans did just enough in their 21-20 win over the Eagles on Saturday afternoon.
JCSO said the child was found safe.
JCSO said the 12-year-old ran away from his home in Golden around 7 p.m. on Thursday.
The crowds in Denver gathered after NBC News and AP projected Joe Biden has secured enough electoral votes to win the presidency.
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The crowds in Denver gathered after NBC News and AP projected Joe Biden has secured enough electoral votes to win the presidency.
Gov. Jared Polis and Sen.-elect John Hickenlooper release statements after projections show that Biden had won the presidential election.
Several Vail Resorts employees reached out to the Summit Daily to share concerns about the implementation of public health guidelines.
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The Tigers defeated the Lions 38-14 to capture the league title on Friday night.
The Eagles were dominant in their 45-7 win over the Mustangs on Friday night.
While the world is watching outside, they’re busy working inside.
The Cougars defeated the Wolves 28-3 on Friday night.
The man suffered leg injuries, but nothing that appeared to be life-threatening, Golden Fire said.
The officer will not be paid for ten days during his suspension
The pilot suffered leg injuries, but nothing that appeared to be life-threatening.
The pilot suffered leg injuries, but nothing that appeared to be life-threatening.
Series of winter storms moving into Colorado
The first two will open in Greeley at UNC and the Denver International Airport.
Cody Michael Giron, 21, is suspected in three robberies and one attempted robbery, according to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.
The Mavericks defeated the Mountain Lions 42-14 at home Thursday night to improve to 4-1.
If the epidemic curve is not bent, Colorado could surpass intensive care unit capacity as soon as mid-December.
Three people were shot near the North Park Hill neighborhood early Wednesday morning.
The interstate closure starts at 5:30 a.m. Nov. 9.
Beginning at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, Summit County will move to Safer-at-Home Level Orange, formerly called Level 3.
A Code Red was sent out to residents around South Sheridan Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue to shelter in place.
A Code Red was sent out to residents around South Sheridan Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue to shelter in place.
Black and Hispanic students on average score lower than White and Asian students on standardized tests.
The governor issues a warning after we reach all-time COVID-19 highs. - A word about something we may take for granted on Election Day in Colorado. - Rural Colorado gets wolves handed to it by those of us who live in cities.
A Code Red was sent out to residents around South Sheridan Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue to shelter in place.
Jolt said he wanted to push back against the development in North Denver with a mural. After his art was painted over, he had a message for the person who defaced it
Ballot Measure 2B in Denver was passed with roughly 65% of the votes in support of a sales tax increase to help those experiencing homelessness.
If a second test comes back negative, jury selection will resume Monday.
A Code Red was sent out to residents around South Sheridan Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue to shelter in place.
The Panthers ran past the Mustangs 42-21 on Thursday night.
Jonathan Crossley is believed to have stabbed a woman at a Fort Collins home on Nov. 4. His car was later found abandoned in Lory State Park.
A 2015 white Hyundai Sonata was found on fire on the shoulder of a Lake County highway near the Climax Mine near Leadville.
A 2015 white Hyundai Sonata was found on fire on the shoulder of a Lake County highway near the Climax Mine near Leadville.
Colorado Proposition 114 remained separated by a slim margin two days after the polls closed.
A Code Red was sent out to residents around South Sheridan Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue.
A tree cutting ceremony took place at 2:30 p.m.
The game was scheduled for Saturday afternoon at the Air Force Academy.
A list of Colorado counties that have recently tightened restrictions due to an uptick in COVID-19 cases.
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Hospitalizations related to COVID-19 are at an all-time high in the state, according to the data.
For the 19th year, KOSI 101.1 will change to an all-Christmas music format.
Colorado Proposition 114 remained separated by a slim margin the day after the polls closed.
Hospitalizations related to COVID-19 are at an all-time high in the state, according to the data.
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The west side of the park and the Beaver Meadows entrance will stay closed due to the East Troublesome Fire.
A Glendale officer was injured in the incident, according to Denver Police.
The free testing site is located across from the Silverthorne Rec Center.
Beginning at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, Summit County will move to Safer-at-Home Level Orange, formerly called Level 3.
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Jonathan Crossley is believed to have stabbed a woman at a Fort Collins home Wednesday. His car was later found abandoned in the park.
A new "street shredder" invention could change the way people learn to ski and get ready for the season.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom home offers modern living over 5 acres.
The free testing site is located across from the Silverthorne Rec Center.
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Colorado punched its ticket to the postseason for the first time since 2016 on the road Wednesday night.
A four-door sedan was burned and the identity of the body found inside is unknown, police said.
Colorado punched its ticket to the postseason for the first time since 2016 on the road Wednesday night.
The Denver Police Department said they received some reports of property damage.
Election Day and the days that follow are among the most exciting and stressful for a high school government teacher.
A four-door sedan was burned and the identity of the body found inside is unknown, police said.
There are 587 COVID-19 outbreaks that are listed as active in Colorado as of Nov. 4.
Due to a rise in new COVID-19 cases, Broomfield County is moving to Level Orange Safer at Home.
The 6-year-old girl was injured, but survived. The 32-year-old man was killed in the shooting.
The more restrictive Level Orange, formerly Level 3, goes into effect Monday, Nov. 9.
As of Wednesday afternoon, ballot measures show decisive leads to increase the property tax in exchange for more revenue.
Proposition 113 is projected to pass, according to the AP.
Colorado authorities were in the process of obtaining an Amber Alert when the suspect vehicle was spotted in Nebraska.
Nursing homes in Colorado have lower COVID-19 rates than the national average, said AARP’s Nursing Home Dashboard, analyzing data through Sept. 20.
Colorado Proposition 114 remained separated by a slim margin the day after the polls closed.
Colorado Proposition 114 remained separated by a slim margin the day after the polls closed.
Firefighters used helicopters to manage isolated fire activity of the Cameron Peak Fire.
9NEWS takes a look inside the county with the largest number of households without broadband service in Colorado.
The East Troublesome Fire is now 193,804 acres and 37% contained.
Democrat Brian Mason and Republican Tim McCormack vied to succeed term-limited District Attorney Dave Young.
An economics professor said while some may reinvent themselves, many familiar chains may disappear altogether.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, was formally charged with second-degree murder on Oct. 19.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, was formally charged with second-degree murder on Oct. 19.
State health officials provided an update on COVID-during a remote briefing on Wednesday.
State health officials provide an update on COVID-19 during an 11:10 a.m. briefing on Wednesday.
State health officials will give an update on COVID-19 during an 11:10 a.m. briefing on Wednesday.
Team placed a practice squad player on COVID-19 reserve list. Elway top aide Matt Russell kept home as contact precaution.
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The latest updates on the 2020 election in Colorado.
No officers were injured in the shooting which happened outside Gate 2 of Fort Carson.
The latest updates on the 2020 election in Colorado.
Lauren Boebert is best known as the owner of Shooter’s Grill in Rifle, where the staff openly carry firearms.
One man died following an early morning shooting in Denver. Two others were injured.
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Republican political newcomer Lauren Boebert is running against Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush for the 3rd Congressional District seat.
Whoever wins the race succeeds term-limited District Attorney George Brauchler.
Unofficial results showed District Court Judge Tomee Crespin losing her seat as of 9:35 p.m., with 55% of voters casting ballots against her retention.
Proposition 116 asked voters to reduce the state income tax from 4.63% to 4.55%.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
Two newcomers and one incumbent was leading the race as of Tuesday night.
Republicans have had a majority on the CU Board of Regents for 42 years.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
Coloradans have rejected half a dozen other measures in recent years that would have put more restrictions on abortions.
A swing of two seats in the Senate would have switched control of the chamber to the Republicans and likely created a split in the state legislature.
Democrat John Hickenlooper has defeated Republican incumbent Cory Gardner in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race, NBC News projects.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
Democrat John Hickenlooper has defeated Republican incumbent Cory Gardner in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race, NBC News projects.
Democrat Jason Crow defeated Republican Mike Coffman in 2018 and is the first Democrat in the seat since 1983.
Democrat John Hickenlooper has defeated Republican incumbent Cory Gardner in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race, NBC News projects.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
The Democratic former vice president was projected to take the state’s 9 electoral votes, according to NBC News
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
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Dr. Norm Provizer from MSU Denver talked about what history reveals about elections in tumultuous times.
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Matthew Dolloff, 30, left the Downtown Detention Center Tuesday afternoon, the Denver Sheriff Dept. said.
Find real-time 2020 Colorado election results for state, local and federal races, including the U.S. presidential battle between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold also discussed safety and security during a media briefing about Election Day operations.
The nonprofit cited financial hardship amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and said its board will assess and reinvent the organization.
One person was killed after an SUV was hit by a train in Brighton, Tuesday.
One person was killed after an SUV was hit by a train in Brighton, Tuesday.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said people feeding bears is a recurring problem in Castle Rock and Larkspur.
Over the next few weeks, thousands of lights and ornaments will be added to the 55-foot tall tree.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold also discussed safety and security during a media briefing about Election Day operations.
Despite a ban of all open burning Grand County, Christopher Linsmayer is accused of igniting 12 slash piles near his home.
The resort said the opening date, originally planned for Nov. 18, will not be any earlier than Nov. 30.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold held a media briefing about Election Day operations.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold is scheduled to hold a media briefing about Election Day operations.
Susana Cordova provided an update at 10:30 a.m. as parents voice concerns about return to remote learning.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis is joined by other Colorado leaders at an Election Day news conference.
Susana Cordova will provide an update at 10:30 a.m. as parents voice concerns about return to remote learning.
Election Day Tuesday arrived in Colorado with a fiery morning sunrise.
Susana Cordova will provide an update at 10:30 a.m. as parents voice concerns about return to remote learning.
The latest updates on 2020 Election Day in Colorado.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold is scheduled to hold a media briefing about Election Day operations.
Secretary of State Jena Griswold is scheduled to hold a media briefing about Election Day operations.
Republican incumbent Sen. Cory Gardner is running for election election against former Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Police said they are looking for a white, four-door Hyundai or Nissan with heavy front end and windshield damage.
Police said they are looking for a white, four-door Hyundai or Nissan with heavy front end and windshield damage.
We have one day until Election Day 2020, so we stopped by the zoo for a little stress relief.
Denver is opening a third community testing site Tuesday but is encouraging those with insurance to seek testing from a primary health care provider.
Some Coloradans are voting for the first time in 2020 because of age, but others are voting for the first time because this is the first time they felt compelled to.
Snowy patter comes to Colorado starting Saturday
The sites will be located on the properties of First Baptist Church at 1373 Grant St., and Denver Community Church’s Uptown location at 1595 Pearl St.
The new Sheriff said he wants to believe in the humanity of all people, even those in custody.
Margot Swetich is a senior at Northglenn High School who is in the process of applying for college.
Trevor George, 32, was being held on suspicion of first-degree murder in the shooting early Friday.
Brittny Lewton, district attorney for the 13th Judicial District, took a plea agreement Monday after being indicted on drug and misconduct offenses.
Elbert County deputies are asking for anyone who spoke with Emily Norman within the last year to contact them.
The owner of the iconic downtown Denver block plans to sell Larimer Square after 27 years of stewardship.
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said the state regularly tests its elections systems to make sure they are not vulnerable to foreign actors.
Denver Dumb Friends League said that without intervention from a Good Samaritan, the kitten would not have survived the night.
Thomas Marquez died after an officer-involved shooting involving Thornton police on May 26.
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Polis hosted a media briefing Monday to discuss his plan for the state budget for FY 2021-2022.
Grocery stores have been able to adapt and thrive in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Topgolf has two locations in the Denver area, in Thornton and Centennial.
The recent snowfall has allowed crews to improve direct and indirect fire lines around the more than 208,900-acre fire.
Polis is hosting a media briefing at 11 a.m. Monday to discuss the state budget for FY 2021-2022.
The 12 p.m. news conference will be available on the video player attached to this story, the 9NEWS app and on our YouTube channel.
Polis is hosting a media briefing Monday to discuss the state budget for FY 2021-2022.
No suspect information has been released.
The community testing site near Arapahoe Road and Peoria Street will be open seven days a week.
Broncos were down 24-3 until they got 55-yard TD run from Phillip Lindsay and Drew Lock got hot with 3 TD passes. Herbert had 3 TD passes but Callahan pick was huge.
A long line of vehicles gathered for the event at Bandimere Speedway on Sunday.
Businesses along 16th Street Mall got a postcard from the city of Denver recently, warning them of potential social unrest following Tuesday’s presidential election.
Businesses along 16th Street Mall got a postcard from the city of Denver recently, warning them of potential social unrest following Tuesday’s presidential election.
Students and teachers have been out of school since the East Troublesome Fire made a massive run on Oct. 21.
No suspect information has been released.
Alcohol and drugs are suspected as factors in the crash, according to Aurora police.
The Broncos look to bounce back from a loss last week at Empower Field at Mile High.
The Broncos look to bounce back from a loss last week at Empower Field at Mile High.
The Broncos look to bounce back from a loss last week at Empower Field at Mile High.
Alcohol and drugs are suspected as factors in the crash, according to Aurora police.
Three men were injured in the incidents, including one who suffered critical injuries, police said.
A Glendale officer and another man were injured in the incident, according to Denver Police.
A Glendale Police officer and another man were injured in the incident, according to Denver Police.
Jeremy Harris of Harris Funeral Directors hopes to get 300 voters to the polls on Nov. 3.
Denver, along with many Colorado counties, has seen a significant increase in COVID-19 activity in recent weeks.
Starr was a teenager when she and her family were sent to Auschwitz. She later settled in Denver and spent decades speaking in schools about her experiences.
Investigators think the suspect shot a man after they arranged a meeting, police said.
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Demar Dotson and Austin Schlottmann can play Sunday vs. Chargers after linemen were cleared from high-risk contact.
Demar Dotson and Austin Schlottmann can play Sunday vs. Chargers after linemen were cleared from high-risk contact.
James Patrick Cush, 26, was arrested on several charges Friday night, BPD said.
James Patrick Cush, 26, was arrested on several charges Friday night, BPD said.
The top-ranked Badgers improved to 4-0 on the season with a 42-12 road win over the Tigers on Friday night.
Jose Morales-Reyes was found guilty on four counts in August.
The Center on Colfax, in Denver, has altars on display to honor members of the LGBTQ community who have died, as well as those killed by police.
The family of Lyle and Marylin Hileman returned to the property where they died to say a final goodbye.
Someone is experience a possible mental health crisis and has barricaded themselves inside, police said.
Jose Morales-Reyes was found guilty on four counts in August.
The East Troublesome Fire caused evacuations and home damage throughout the district. School leaders want to bring back the students and staff that are ready.
Jose Morales-Reyes was found guilty on four counts in August.
The driver stayed at the scene, police said.
Trevor George, 32, was wanted for questioning after a person was shot to death near Windsor around 1 a.m. Friday.
The expanded 18-day Denver Film Festival begins Oct. 22.
Davis was in charge of the Denver FBI office for several high-profile cases.
Next snow for Colorado coming around Nov. 7
Amid rising COVID-19 trends, students in third grade or above will return to remote learning on Monday, the district announced this week.
Amid rising COVID-19 trends, students in third grade or above will return to remote learning on Monday, the district announced this week.
The recent snowfall has allowed crews to improve direct and indirect fire lines around the more than 208,000-acre fire.
Aurora Fire Rescue said there were reports of residents jumping from windows, and crews performed multiple ladder rescues.
Aurora Fire Rescue said there were reports of residents jumping from windows, and crews performed multiple ladder rescues.
Park managers are continuing to assess the safety of letting visitors back in.
A single mudsnail can produce a colony of 40 million snails in just one year.
Right tackle Demar Dotson, guard Austin Schlottmann are also isolating for "close contact" with Glasgow but will play Sunday if they continue to test negative.
The wildfire, which has burned 193,774 acres, is the second-largest record in Colorado history
Pitkin County is currently investigating 11 COVID breakouts in area.
No bones about it, these Halloween deals really scare up the savings for characters of all kinds.
Fishers Peak State Park is made up of 19,200 acres in Las Animas County.
The recent snowfall has allowed crews to improve direct and indirect fire lines around the more than 208,000-acre fire.
Fishers Peak State Park is made up of 19,200 acres in Las Animas County.
The fires were set under the cover of darkness in Littleton area parks. Deputies believe the suspects could be young, white males.
Fishers Peak State Park is made up of 19,200 acres in Las Animas County.
A source told 9NEWS the player who tested positive is starting right guard Graham Glasgow.
The fires were set under the cover of darkness in Littleton area parks. Deputies believe the suspects could be young, white males.
A source told 9NEWS the player who tested positive is starting right tackle Graham Glasgow.
A source told 9NEWS Broncos Insider Mike Klis that the player who tested positive is starting right tackle Graham Glasgow.
Aurora Fire Rescue said there were reports of residents jumping from windows and crews performed multiple ladder rescues.
The outdoor learning space was set up just in time for in-person learning.
The new health order was issued due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, Jefferson County Public Health said.
Aurora Fire Rescue said there were reports of residents jumping from windows and crews performed multiple ladder rescues.
COVID-19 hospitalizations are still spiking. We take an in-depth look at whether a second lockdown is likely, or if the virus, and our response, has changed to the point we can avoid that.
COVID-19 hospitalizations are still spiking in Colorado. Kyle and Chris Vanderveen take an in-depth look at whether a second lockdown is likely, or if the virus, and our response, has changed to the point we can avoid that.
Officers responded to reports of a shooting Wednesday afternoon and found a man with an apparent gunshot wound to the head, police said.
Josue Ortega spent nearly two years trying to evict a woman who managed to stay in the home while he paid the mortgage.
The decision came from Boulder County Health on Thursday.
Local community groups, neighbors come together this election season, volunteering to help fellow Coloradans deliver their vote before the deadline.
109 residents had to flee the threat of the East Troublesome Fire on October 22.
A jury found Dreion Dearing guilty of first-degree murder in the deadly shooting of Deputy Heath Gumm in January 2018.
A jury found Dreion Dearing guilty of first-degree murder in the deadly shooting of Deputy Heath Gumm in January 2018.
The $6 million grant benefits northwestern Colorado.
The Colorado Department of Education named Gerardo Muñoz named Colorado Teacher of the Year.
The two-week curfew will be in effect each night from Oct. 30 through Nov. 13.
More Grand County evacuees were allowed to return home on Thursday morning.
More Grand County evacuees were allowed to return home on Thursday morning.
The Kremmling Chamber of Commerce has started selling T-shirts raising money for people in Grand Lake impacted by the East Troublesome Fire.
Halloween can be dangerous and stressful for your pets, but there are ways you can help.
More Grand County evacuees were allowed to return home on Thursday morning.
A new app allows users to receive a push alert notifying them about a possible COVID-19 exposure — and the next steps to take.
More Grand County evacuees were allowed to return home on Thursday morning.
Broncos QB said there were some third down incompletions where he "missed a couple of baby throws that I made in Pop Warner."
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Matthew Dolloff, 30, is charged with second-degree murder following the shooting death of a man during dueling rallies in Denver on Oct. 10.
The state labor department reports that is has distributed $5.86 billion in unemployment benefits since March 29.
The 58-year-old inmate at the Fremont Correctional Facility died on Oct. 27 after being in the hospital since Oct. 14.
This Phase Three vaccine trial aims to enroll 1,500 participants in northern Colorado.
The alarm was sounded weeks ago as coronavirus cases surged in Colorado. Now health officials are working on rule enforcement so the city can relax guidelines again.
As we get closer to Election Day 2020, many people wondered how the order of candidates was determined on their ballots.
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Despite the lower death rate, overwhelming hospitals is a threat. Currently, 80% of ICU beds for COVID patients are currently in use.
There are 435 COVID-19 outbreaks that are listed as active in Colorado as of Oct. 28.
Robert Eugene Harrison is facing 26 counts. He is accused of carjacking two elderly women and running them over as he fled.
Around 435,000 Coloradoans who make less than $52,000 per year will qualify for the one-time payment.
Colorado auto dealers and reports show a rising trend in used car sales, something that has also resulted in rising prices for used cars.
The suspect, Simon Gurule, 24, was also located and taken into custody, according to DPD.
The county will be operating renewal services online and at a self-serve kiosk.
A letter sent to residents implies that a vote for Joe Biden is a vote for increased rents.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Simon Gurule, 24, according to DPD.
A customer in Denver using 102,000 gallons as they did in 2020 would see an overall rise in their monthly bill of 67 cents.
Grades 3-5 will stay open for in-person instruction through Friday, Oct. 30, then move to remote learning until the Thanksgiving holiday.
Grades 3-5 will stay open for in-person instruction through Friday, Oct. 30, then move to remote learning until the Thanksgiving holiday.
Aurora Police said they were concerned for the safety of Charly Lewis because she was the only witness to a murder that occurred on June 1.
Aurora Police said they were concerned for the safety of Charly Lewis because she was the only witness to a murder that occurred on June 1.
A new assistance fund will help reimburse Denver restaurants that put money into creating expanded outdoor seating during the coronavirus pandemic.
Low temperatures on Tuesday kept much of the snow from melting throughout the East Troublesome Fire area.
Southwest will launch service from its fourth Colorado destination in March 2021.
The CSU System’s Spur campus will feature three buildings as part of the future National Western Center.
About 28 almonds is enough to stave off hunger and reduce appetite.
Denver Dumb Friends League said that without intervention from a Good Samaritan, the kitten would not have survived the night.
The owner said lifts will start Wednesday morning and the resort will open about 600 acres to skiers.
Gyms in counties under Level 3 restrictions can now operate indoors at 25% capacity, or 25 people, whichever is fewer.
Andrew Vos clocked a 4:57:1 mile while pushing his 1-year-old son in a stroller.
Newlyweds Hilary and Josh Embrey escaped the Colorado fire with their pups, but their home, near Masonville, was a total loss.
The Colorado School of Mines Maker Society created this one-of-a-kind ode to the Little Mermaid as part of their annual Magic Wheelchair Halloween build.
The district said the move is an effort to maximize academic instruction.
Grades 3-5 will stay open for in-person instruction through Friday, Oct. 30, then move to remote learning until the Thanksgiving holiday.
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CDPHE and DDPHE released recommendations for those who want to participate in Halloween activities.
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Stricter protocols will be enacted in Arapahoe County as a result of rising COVID case counts and positivity rates.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announces Safer At Home: Level 3, which puts more restrictions into place for restaurants, businesses, churches and more.
An update from Mayor Michael Hancock and health officials will be provided virtually at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Some evacuees were allowed to return home on Monday.
Some evacuees were allowed to return home on Monday.
The fire is under control and the cause is being investigated, according to South Metro Fire Rescue.
An update from Mayor Michael Hancock and health officials will be provided virtually at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Some evacuees were allowed to return home on Monday.
Some evacuees were allowed to return home on Monday.
Of the roughly 6,000 guards working in Denver, about six have been cited for licensing issues in the two years since the requirements were strengthened.
Barron, who was the longtime coach for Heritage High School before moving to Columbine, lost his battle with brain cancer.
Jefferson County, Aurora, Cherry Creek and Douglas County canceled all classes in-person and remote Monday.
After the theft on Monday, two men were seen unloading packages into a gray Ford F-150 in the Columbine Knolls neighborhood, authorities said.
Communities across Colorado will decide on more than 100 municipal ballot questions.
Highs will be well below average in the teens for the Front Range on Monday.
Defensive tackle will require surgery to repair Lisfranc. Highlands Ranch product can be comforted knowing he signed contract extension three weeks ago.
Police said the shooter acted in self-defense in the shooting Aug. 21 in the 700 block of 12th Street.
Police said the shooter acted in self-defense in the shooting Aug. 21 in the 700 block of 12th Street.
The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday said snow had calmed but not extinguished the East Troublesome and Cameron Peak fires.
During a divisive time, Niwot launches a community project everybody can support.
Craig Debiase has been sentenced to another year in prison after taking a plea deal in a case involving 1997 sexual abuse of an underage student.
During a divisive time, Niwot launches a community project everybody can support.
A much-needed fall snowstorm dumped multiple inches of snow near the Cameron Peak and East Troublesome Fires.
Denver Public Schools will have a 100% remote learning day Monday.
The DPS announcement primarily affects elementary school students as middle and high school students are already attending classes from home.
The DPS announcement primarily affects elementary school students as middle and high school students are already attending classes from home.
The DPS announcement primarily affects elementary school students as middle and high school students are already attending classes from home.
The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday said snow had calmed but not extinguished the East Troublesome and Cameron Peak fires
The Grand Lake Lodge was saved, and no homes in Grand Lake proper were destroyed.
The Denver Broncos losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs reaches 10 games.
The Denver Broncos losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs reaches 10 games.
The Denver Broncos look to end a nine-game losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Denver Broncos look to end a nine-game losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Coffman said he went home from work early on Thursday after feeling sick, and tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday.
Coffman said he went home from work early on Thursday after feeling sick, and tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday.
Officials ordered evacuations for people along Highway 7 from Lily Lake to the Boulder County line, Estes Park and the Estes Valley.
A 36-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the homicide in a park in Boulder, police said.
The Denver Broncos look to end a nine-game losing streak to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Officials ordered evacuations for people along Highway 7 from Lily Lake to the Boulder County line, Estes Park and the Estes Valley.
Officials ordered evacuations for people along Highway 7 from Lily Lake to the Boulder County line, Estes Park and the Estes Valley.
Photos taken behind the lines of the southwest section of the East Troublesome Fire from the Mill Creek Interagency Hotshot Crew.
No one was hit by gunfire, Thornton Police said.
Detective Curt Holland, 37, had served the department for four years and four months, the last six months. He leaves behind a wife and two young children.
The wildfire has burned 10,095 acres since Oct. 17. It is the largest fire ever recorded in Boulder County.
9NEWS is live streaming the funeral in the video player above, on 9NEWS streaming devices, on the 9NEWS YouTube page and on the 9NEWS app.
9NEWS will live stream the funeral in the video player above, on 9NEWS streaming devices, on the 9NEWS YouTube page and on the 9NEWS app.
9NEWS will live stream the funeral in the video player above, on 9NEWS streaming devices, on the 9NEWS YouTube page and on the 9NEWS app.
Officials ordered evacuations for people along Highway 7 from Lily Lake to the Boulder County line and along Highway 34 from Estes Park to Drake Saturday morning.
The blaze grew from just over 170,000 acres in the morning to 188,076 acres by the evening, with continued 5% containment.
First COVID-19. Now, wildfires.
The donation drive continues Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, students are losing access to food, said Audrey Harriger, a social worker who started a food pantry to address the issue.
On Wednesday night, the East Troublesome Fire burned every building of The Winding River Ranch to the ground.
The new designation means reduced capacity for businesses, churches and gatherings, the Tri-County Health Department said.
Coloradans wrote messages of hope and thanks to the firefighters protecting lives and structures during a record wildfire season.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The governor went to multiple sites throughout the state on Friday, where he met with evacuees and incident command teams.
Loveland hopes to open in late October or early November. Eldora has a target date of Nov. 23.
Due to the extremity of the wildfires this season, thousands of residents have had to evacuate.
The streets had been closed to allow for social distancing during the pandemic.
Most of the properties are associated with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon or Kappa Sigma fraternities.
A man with a machete was approaching two Denver Police officers when another officer arrived and hit the suspect with his vehicle, according to an affidavit.
The counties are experiencing severe drought, extremely low fuel moisture conditions and a high occurrence of human-caused wildfires.
The new rules do not apply to counties in the Protect Our Neighbors phase of reopening.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
The wildfire started on Oct. 17 and has burned 10,073 acres.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The fire has grown by about 146,000 acres since Wednesday, fueled by strong winds and extreme drought conditions.
The 73-year-old man was treated at a local hospital for his wounds, and no arrests have been made, according to Loveland PD.
A Colorado climatologist called the recent fire behavior "mind boggling."
Preschool, kindergarten and students with special needs will continue in-person learning.
An Amber Alert was issued Thursday evening because Aurora Police said they may have been victims of foul play.
The wildfire started on Saturday and has burned 9,978 acres.
The commander had his lights and sirens on responding to a fire call, when another car hit his department car.
The East Troublesome Fire burned through part of Grand Lake Wednesday night.
The commander had his lights and sirens on responding to a fire call, when another car hit his department car.
The wildfire burned 460 acres since Sunday afternoon.
A snowstorm on Sunday will slow the wildfires, but just a little too late for some unfortunately.
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An update on the East Troublesome Fire, which burned through Grand Lake last night and is now threatening Estes Park -- And a thanks for your generosity.
Sabrina Walls and her sons, Marcus and Demarcus, are missing and may be victims of foul play, Aurora Police said.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday. It is believed to be human-caused.
It is the largest number of underpaid employees discovered in a single investigation, according to the Denver Auditor.
Investigators spoke with Scott Tincher, 49, who was identified as a person of interest in the fire.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday. It is believed to be human-caused.
The incident happened on Oct. 16 in the 600 block of North Meade Street, according to Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.
Traffic was at a standstill in the roads leaving Estes Park due to multiple mandatory evacuations from the East Troublesome Fire.
Instead, the spring semester will start three days later and there will be two wellness days. $1.8 million is also being spent to expand mental health services.
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The East Troublesome Fire led to evacuations in major mountain towns including Estes Park and Grand Lake.
Sabrina Walls and her sons, Marcus and Demarcus, are missing from the area of East Mississippi Avenue and South Blackhawk street, APD said.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday. It is believed to be human-caused.
Polis and other state officials spoke about the response to the fires Thursday afternoon.
The student is one of several people who claim they were injured by less-lethal force deployed by Denver officers during protests.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
The former 9NEWS helicopter pilot said he had to evacuate after the wildfire exploded, growing more than 100,000 acres overnight into Thursday.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
A new app allows users get a push alert notifying them about a possible COVID-19 exposure — and the next steps to take.
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A new app allows users get a push alert notifying them about a possible COVID-19 exposure — and the next steps to take.
A new app allows users get a push alert notifying them about a possible COVID-19 exposure — and the next steps to take.
The closure is in addition to earlier closures of BLM lands and US Forest Lands due to wildfire activity and extreme drought.
The closure is in addition to earlier closures of BLM lands and US Forest Lands due to wildfire activity and extreme drought.
Aluminum beverage packaging company Ball Corporation and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced a new partnership Thursday.
Aluminum beverage packaging company Ball Corporation and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced a new partnership Thursday.
The wildfire has burned 460 acres since Sunday afternoon.
As frigid temperatures arrive in Colorado, virtual options offer the perfect excuse to stay indoors this chilly October weekend.
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The wildfire started on Saturday and has burned 9,978 acres.
In a Facebook video, the Grand County Sheriff said the fire grew by 6,000 acres an hour on Wednesday.
The wildfire has been burning since mid-August.
As frigid temperatures arrive in Colorado, virtual options offer the perfect excuse to stay indoors this chilly October weekend.
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Many volunteer fire stations rely on tax dollars and fundraising.
"We are not telling you how to vote," a copy of the letter sent to 9NEWS says. "We are just telling our tenants what we will do according to the results."
Two storm fronts in five days will raise humidity levels and even bring significant snow.
The fire has burned more than 24,700 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The fire has burned more than 24,700 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The wildfire has burned for more than two months in Larimer County and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The wildfire has burned for more than two months in Larimer County and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The fire has burned more than 24,700 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
Computer modeling shows two storm systems that will impact Colorado over the next week.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 9,978 acres and is 21% contained.
They were due to unseasonably dry conditions and extreme wildfire activity across the northern Front Range.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 9,978 acres and is 21% contained.
The fire has burned more than 24,700 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
The drive-through sites will provide free testing to anyone who wants it.
The fire has burned 19,086 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
A gusty day led to a tree falling through the home in Casa Estates. Now, the family is seeking options.
The fire has burned 19,086 acres on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
This fall, Gov. Jared Polis selected the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI) to administer $1 million to higher education.
There are 346 COVID-19 outbreaks that are listed as active in Colorado as of Oct. 21.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and partnering law enforcement agencies nationwide said they collected 882,919 pounds of unwanted medicines in 2019.
Among the plaintiff businesses was The Green Solution, a Denver-based cannabis company whose finances the IRS began auditing for tax years 2013 and 2014.
“I do not see these decisions as political or that the state of Colorado is trying to stifle us,” said Rev. Ronald Patrick Raab, pastor of Sacred Heart Parish.
They were due to unseasonably dry conditions and extreme wildfire activity across the northern Front Range.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 9,915 acres and is 21% contained.
Fire Chief Ted Collas joined the Colorado Springs Fire Department in 1985.
The Home Depot joins a growing-list of companies hiring for the holidays in Colorado.
The Larimer County wildfire has burned for more than two months and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
The 460-acre fire is now 4% contained and started near the 14000 block of Lefthand Canyon Drive, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management said.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 9,915 acres and is 21% contained.
9NEWS nutritionist Kristin Kirkpatrick share ideas for making Halloween just a little healthier this year.
The wildfire has burned for more than two months in Larimer County and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, is charged with second-degree murder following the death of Lee Keltner, 49.
Sulphur Cave in Steamboat Springs is full of toxic gases, deadly to humans but not to the rare blood red worm.
The district superintendent had presented a plan to reopen schools on Oct. 26.
Several districts are posting information about positve cases and student or staff quarantines on their websites.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, is charged with second-degree murder following the death of Lee Keltner, 49.
Although the traditional two-night 9NEWS Parade of Lights will not be held this year, floats from the parade will be displayed throughout downtown Denver.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 9,854 acres.
Aurora Police will now have to knock and identify themselves as police before entering a property.
The final time trial race of 2020 will take place on Wednesday at Cherry Creek State Park.
After a months-long process, the District Accountability Committee (DAC) and Equity Council recommend dissolving the partnership with school resource officers.
Multiple fall wildfires continue to burn in Colorado, including near major population centers like Fort Collins, Boulder and Estes Park.
A vigil Tuesday is being held to remember CCPD Detective Curt Holland.
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The fire is burning on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling.
Matthew Dolloff, accused of shooting and killing Lee Keltner during dueling rallies, will have his first court appearance Wednesday.
Number of local cases is on the rise, mirroring conditions at the state and national level
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Multiple fall wildfires continue to burn in Colorado, including near major population centers like Fort Collins, Boulder and Estes Park.
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Police held a briefing on the Sept. 7 hit-and-run crash at 14th and Arapahoe streets that killed Christopher Patton, 26.
Police are holding a 2 p.m. briefing on the Sept. 7 hit-and-run crash at 14th and Arapahoe streets that killed Christopher Patton, 26.
Michael Schaff and Krisi Schaff were killed in the Sept. 26 crash in Thornton.
The wildfire has burned for more than two months in Larimer County and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
Police are holding a 2 p.m. briefing on the Sept. 7 hit-and-run crash at 14th and Arapahoe streets that killed Christopher Patton, 26.
Colorado State was scheduled to kick off its shortened fall season on Saturday against New Mexico at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins.
Young adults can return to the same gathering levels as the rest of the county– meaning 10 or fewer non-household members.
Although the two-night 9NEWS Parade of Lights will not be held this year, floats from the parade will be displayed throughout downtown Denver.
Special announcements about the holiday season in downtown Denver will be unveiled Tuesday.
Special announcements about the holiday season in downtown Denver will be unveiled Tuesday.
Special announcements about the holiday season in downtown Denver will be unveiled Tuesday.
The 470-acre fire is now contained north of the canyon and started near the 14000 block of Lefthand Canyon Drive, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management said.
DPS superintendent provides update ahead of return to in-person learning for all elementary students
The district has already delayed in-person learning for middle and high school students.
The district has already delayed in-person learning for middle and high school students.
The victim who was found off Guanella Pass near Grant was identified using genetic genealogy.
The district has already delayed in-person learning for middle and high school students.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment held a conference call to discuss the employment situation in the state.
The district has already delayed in-person learning for middle and high school students.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment will hold a conference call to discuss the employment situation in the state.
Space Force is the first new military service since the U.S. Air Force was established in 1947.
The victim who was found off Guanella Pass near Grant was indentified using genetic genealogy.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment will hold a conference call to discuss the employment situation in the state.
The victim who was found off Guanella Pass near Grant was indentified using genetic genealogy.
Salida native Chris Guccione will serve in his second World Series in 2020.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment will hold a conference call to discuss the employment situation in the state.
One person was transported to the hospital with serious injuries after an early-morning auto pedestrian crash on Tuesday.
Broncos were not ready for primetime last year against the Chiefs, who have won 9 in a row against Denver.
Broncos were not ready for primetime last year against the Chiefs, who have won 9 in a row against Denver.
Special announcements about the holiday season in downtown Denver will be unveiled Tuesday.
The fire has burned 320 acres near the Ice Lake trailhead, as of Monday night.
Computer modeling shows two storm systems that will impact Colorado over the next week.
The guidance, CDPHE said, goes into effect immediately and includes things like limiting cohort groups and isolation housing.
Computer modeling shows two storm systems that will impact Colorado over the next week.
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Darin DeLay has been using his Central Park home as the canvas for chalk art since March, expressing the emotion of each moment the best way he says he knows how.
Lyons High School cross country coach Mark Roberts has shared the experience with his 10 children.
Firefighters from Laramie County Fire District #2 helped out the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority crew by staffing the station, and giving them a much-needed break.
The district will decide whether younger students should also go all-online by Oct. 22, the superintendent wrote in a letter to the community.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 8,788 acres.
Matthew Dolloff is charged with second-degree murder following the shooting death of Lee Keltner.
Wildlife officers euthanized the young buck deer after the incident on Friday, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Three of the four major fires are human-caused, which prompted a state-wide fire ban in an effort to prevent new fires from starting.
The fire is burning on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling. It is 10% contained.
A press conference honored Detective Curt Holland and civilian Francesca Dominguez, who were both killed in a Friday crash.
The wildfire that started Saturday in Boulder County has burned 8,788 acres.
The press conference to honor Detective Curt Holland and Francesca Dominguez will begin at 11 a.m. Monday.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
The 242-acre fire started near the 14000 block of Lefthand Canyon Drive, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management said.
Some citizens of Longmont received false notices for evacuation, the city said.
Some citizens of Longmont received false notices for evacuation, the city said.
Broncos dominated most of game in building 18-3 lead, then held on. Offense had to settle for 6 McManus field goals. Denver D forced three turnovers.
The Denver Broncos visited the New England Patriots on Sunday as Drew Lock and Cam Newton both made their returns.
Broncos dominated most of game in building, 18-3 lead, then held on. Offense had to settle for 6 McManus field goals. Denver D has forced three turnovers.
The fire started near the 14000 block of Lefthand Canyon Drive, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management said.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
The Denver Broncos visit the New England Patriots at 11 a.m. Sunday. Drew Lock and Cam Newton could make their return today.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
The wildfire has been burning for more than two months in Larimer County and is the largest recorded in Colorado history.
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The Denver Broncos visit the New England Patriots at 11 a.m. Sunday. Drew Lock and Cam Newton could make their return today.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
A suspect is in custody, police said.
The Pueblo Police Department recently acquired two new utility task vehicles at a cost of $36,000.
The high school XC state championships took place at the Norris Penrose Events Center in Colorado Springs on Saturday.
Alcohol and speed are being investigated as contributing factors in the crash, CSP said.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Wood Education Center.
Multiple mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in Boulder and Larimer counties.
The fire is burning on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling. It is 0% contained.
Several roads have also been closed due to the wildfire near the Cal-Woods Education Center.
County Road 87 has been closed due to fire activity.
County Road 87 has been closed due to fire activity.
The crash happened Friday in the area of Lookout Mountain Road and Mountsfield Drive in Jefferson County.
Denver police said the shooting happened late Friday at 18th and Wewatta streets.
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Denver police said the shooting happened late Friday outside Hotel Indigo in downtown.
The 2020 GABF is the first-ever online event in the 39-year history in what is traditionally the country’s largest beer event.
Charges for Matthew Dolloff, 30 will be filed Monday.
The No. 10-ranked Lions were impressive in their win over the No. 4 Thunder.
An unlicensed security guard is facing second-degree murder charges in the shooting.
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Charges for Matthew Dolloff, 30 will be filed Monday.
Eighty-one of them were deemed eligible and 73 have been paid so far.
The crash happened around the Lookout Mountain Road and Mountsfield Drive area.
Another person was also killed. The crash happened at Highway 2 and Turnberry Parkway, according to CSP.
The crash happened at 5:25 p.m. at Highway 2 and East 104th Avenue, according to South Adams Fire.
The crash happened at 5:25 p.m. at Highway 2 and East 104th Avenue, according to South Adams Fire.
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New mandatory evacuations were issued Friday afternoon for Highway 34 from the Dam Store to just west of Soul Shine Road.
Ramiro Ramirez, 31, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated animal cruelty and tampering with evidence.
Sacksith Vue, 52, was caught out of state and is currently being held at the Jackson County Detention Center in Missouri.
The emergency public health orders are designed to help reverse the spike of cases the county is currently seeing.
The monument "On Guard" honors Coloradans who served in the Union Army.
The emergency public health order is designed to help reverse the spike of cases the county is currently seeing.
19th Street was closed from Wewatta Street to Chestnut Place.
The state was submitting its plan Friday to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Gov. Jared Polis said at a news conference.
The state was submitting its plan Friday to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the governor said.
Margot Swetich is a senior at Northglenn High School who is in the process of applying for college.
The news conference is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Watch it on the 9NEWS app, via the video player attached to this article or on our YouTube channel.
The city had previously only required face masks be worn in indoor public settings. Previously, gatherings of up to 10 people were allowed.
They come amid an uptick in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the city. The city had previously only required face masks be worn in indoor public settings.
Terrence Gordon will assume to role of police chief in December. He served with the Milwaukee Police Department for more than 24 years.
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A pedestrian bridge more than 200 feet long will be installed over Highway 91 between Copper Mountain and Leadville on Oct. 26.
The news conference is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Watch it on the 9NEWS app, via the video player attached to this article or on our YouTube channel.
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The Cameron Peak Fire is now the largest in Colorado history. It is 56% continued, with high winds expected to stoke the blaze over the weekend.
Matthew Dolloff is not the only unlicensed guard 9NEWS has contracted to provide security for reporting crews covering protests and riots.
Matthew Dolloff, who was working with a 9NEWS crew as part of a contract with Pinkerton, was taken into custody after the shooting that left Lee Keltner dead.
The fire is burning on Arapaho National Forest lands near Grimes Peak, north-northwest of Hot Sulphur Springs and northeast of Kremmling. It is 0% contained.
Nebraska State Patrol said 30-year-old Christopher Ryan-Goetze and 24-year-old Hannah Umpstead were taken to a jail in Lexington.
State health officials provided an update on coronavirus testing in Colorado during a briefing on Thursday.
New documents showed the alleged victim, born in Sierra Leone, was an adult at the time of the incident.
Richard Holzer initially pleaded not guilty, but entered a plea deal in federal court on Thursday.
The crash closed the intersection of Harmony and Timberline roads for about 12 hours.
State health officials provided an update on coronavirus testing in Colorado during a briefing on Thursday.
Now more than ever, schools are challenged to keep students, particularly elementary school students, engaged via virtual learning.
State health officials are providing an update on coronavirus testing in Colorado during a briefing at 11 a.m. on Thursday.
State health officials will provide an update on coronavirus testing in Colorado during a briefing at 11 a.m. on Thursday.
Chauncey Price has received one of the longest sentences for human trafficking in Colorado history.
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For 14 years the informant’s allegations have remained a closely guarded secret, only known by a few select individuals. Until now.
The public can text a donation in order to place a wreath at Fort Logan National Cemetery or Pikes Peak National Cemetery this December.
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Scarecrows, flannel festival, corn mazes and searching for the brightest fall leaves offer Colorado-style fun for this October weekend.
The fire named the East Troublesome Fire was reported Wednesday.
High winds carried the smoke directly to the east towards Fort Collins where the sky darkened and turned orange.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 158,300-acre fire flared up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 158,300-acre fire flared up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 158,300-acre fire flared up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 135,556-acre fire flared up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 135,556-acre fire flared up west of Fort Collins.
Carlie McGuire had taken her ballot out Monday afternoon, and on Tuesday morning residents realized their mail had been burglarized.
The SilverScript Smart Rx plan, for example, is $7,20 a month. Open enrollment is Oct. 15 to Dec. 7.
Lakewood Police said the incident is believed to have been related to a carjacking that left two women, ages 88 and 76, injured earlier this week.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 135,556-acre fire flares up west of Fort Collins.
"Extreme fire conditions" led the Cameron Peak Fire to grow Wednesday and a plume of smoke to drift over the northern Front Range.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 135,556-acre fire flares up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations Wednesday after the 135,556-acre fire flares up west of Fort Collins.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations in the wildfire area that has burned 135,556 acres in Larimer County since mid-August.
After boat ramps close on Oct. 14, Spinney Mountain State Park will fully close for the season on Nov. 15.
Tuesday night, DPS announced most middle and high school students will start the second quarter with continued remote learning.
Jeffrey Sloan, 37, was sentenced to 72 years in the Department of Corrections for the 2019 crash that killed Yasir Hasan, 33, and passenger Mark Karla, 45.
The increased amount of fine particulate matter in wildfire smoke can hurt your eyes, irritate your respiratory system, and worsen chronic heart and lung diseases.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations in the wildfire area that has burned 134,960 acres in Larimer County since mid-August.
Boulder zoomed to No. 1, while Denver held its spot at No. 2 in the Best Places to Live rankings.
Montrose Regional Airport will soon see the addition of Southwest Airlines.
Whether you roast them or use them in a soup, mini pumpkins are a delicious addition to your table this fall.
Tuesday night, DPS announced most middle and high school students will start the second quarter with continued remote learning.
Three security companies have faced sanctions for unlicensed security guards since 2017.
Tuesday night, DPS announced most middle and high school students will start the second quarter with continued remote learning.
Three security companies have faced sanctions for unlicensed security guards since 2017.
Cory Gardner and John Hickenlooper discussed coronavirus, healthcare reform and ethics in a debate three weeks before the general election.
U.S. Senate Candidates Cory Gardner and John Hickenlooper participated in a statewide debate at CSU.
Kevin Cante, 16, was charged with attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault.
Officials have announced mandatory and voluntary evacuations in the wildfire area that has burned 134,960 acres in Larimer County since mid-August.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 134,960 acres since mid-August.
The motto surround Chessman Canyon is Sedalia is if you can catch fish there, you can catch fish anywhere.
Gardner and Hickenlooper met Tuesday for "Race for the Senate," a debate that aired on 9NEWS and presented by Next with Kyle Clark.
The shooting occurred about 9 p.m. in the 1400 block of North Pearl Street.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife initially closed down the park after a mountain biker encountered a mountain lion on a trail Friday evening.
Gardner and Hickenlooper will meet on Tuesday for "Race for the Senate," a debate airing on 9NEWS and presented by Next with Kyle Clark.
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Democrat John Hickenlooper is hoping to unseat incumbent Republican Cory Gardner in one of the most competitive U.S. Senate races in the country.
A judge on Tuesday also granted a motion filed by the Denver DA for a 72-hour extension on a decision on whether to file charges against Matthew Dolloff.
Gardner and Hickenlooper will meet on Tuesday for "Race for the Senate," a debate airing on 9NEWS and presented by Next with Kyle Clark.
A judge on Tuesday also granted a motion filed by the Denver DA for a 72-hour extension on a decision on whether to file charges against Matthew Dolloff.
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A judge on Tuesday also granted a motion filed by the Denver DA for a 72-hour extension on a decision on whether to file charges against Matthew Dolloff.
A judge on Tuesday also granted a motion filed by the Denver DA for a 72-hour extension on a decision on whether to file charges against Matthew Dolloff.
Jonelle Matthews was 12 years old when she disappeared from her parents’ Greeley home on Dec. 20, 1984. A news conference is planned for 3 p.m.
Jonelle Matthews was 12 years old when she disappeared from her parents’ Greeley home on Dec. 20, 1984. A news conference is planned for 3 p.m.
Jonelle was 12 years old when she disappeared from her parents’ Greeley home on Dec. 20, 1984. A news conference is planned for 3 p.m.
Polis provided an update on COVID-19 and shared ways Coloradans can help support the restaurant industry this winter.
The former Pancratia Hall at Loretto Heights will soon be transformed into affordable housing.
Probable cause statement outlines downtown Denver rally shooting involving unlicensed security guard
Matthew Dolloff, 30, was taken into custody following the fatal shooting of Lee Keltner, 49.
Polis is holding a coronavirus news briefing at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The shooting victim was a 49-year-old Brighton businessman, veteran and artist.
The largest single-family luxury purchase of the third quarter was an historic home in Cherry Hills Village that sold for $9 million.
Lawn Love ranked the safest U.S. cities to travel to this autumn.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 134,960 acres since mid-August.
The reservoir is a popular destination for dog owners in southwest Colorado Springs.
The crash happened early Tuesday morning and snarled the morning commute.
Candidates who want to share their passion of the outdoors are encouraged to apply.
For 35 years, the facility has helped men battling addiction by offering a bed and a second chance.
The crash happened early Tuesday morning and snarled the morning commute.
Drivers will be shifted approximately 50 feet outward on westbound Interstate 70 beginning Monday, Oct. 19.
Polis is holding a coronavirus news briefing at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Zwena, known affectionately as “Z” by her longtime keepers, was a staff and guest favorite at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.
Five agencies assisted with the rescue Monday in Boulder County.
Five agencies assisted with the rescue Monday in Boulder County.
Major League Soccer has now postponed 7 Colorado Rapids matches.
The driver of the car involved stayed on the scene, according to the Wheat Ridge Police Department.
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The shooting victim was a 49-year-old Brighton businessman, veteran and artist.
Police ask the public to be on the lookout for a 2000 Lincoln Continental with plate number 274-CBF.
Matthew Dolloff was being held Sunday without bail on suspicion of first-degree murder following the shooting that left one man dead.
19th Street was closed from Wewatta Street to Chestnut Place.
Cold temperatures and a blast of weekend snow have given Loveland Ski Area a kickstart in the snowmaking process.
All bike and vehicle restrictions on CO 72 have been lifted through the 12-mile route.
The street closures went into effect June 12.
It’s that time already. The U.S. Postal Service has issued 5 new stamps ahead of the busy holiday mailing season.
Firefighters have lifted some evacuations in Colorado and Wyoming for the Mullen Fire, which is 27% contained.
Mayor Hancock and DPS Superintendent Cordova are holding an 11 a.m. briefing Monday as the district continues to navigate COVID-19.
Features include a heated pool, spa, gym, media room, wine room, bar and custom library with entertaining spaces.
Mayor Hancock and DPS Superintendent Cordova are holding an 11 a.m. briefing Monday as the district continues to navigate COVID-19.
Matthew Dolloff, 30, is being held at the Downtown Detention Center.
“Greyhound Park” will be the name of the new project near E. 62nd Avenue and Parkway Drive.
The National Park Service is using a phased approach to increase access on a park-by-park basis.
19th Street is closed from Wewatta Street to Chestnut Place.
Rescue crews located the body of a paddleboarder at Chatfield Reservoir, and a man was pulled from the Soda Lakes in Jefferson County.
Witness video shows Matthew Dolloff calmly lay down his weapon as police close in with rifles pointed at him.
Colorado State University alum Martin Laird won the 2020 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open on Sunday.
Ice, snow and slush have begun to accumulate on some mountain passes so drivers should slow down and be aware of the changing conditions.
A man was pulled from the Soda Lakes in Jefferson County, and crews are searching for the body of a paddleboarder at Chatfield Reservoir.
The fire is burning near Highway 93 and West 82nd Avenue.
Residents and businesses along Hwy. 115 between Turkey Creek and Little Turkey Creek should leave the area immediately.
Ice, snow and slush have begun to accumulate on some mountain passes so drivers should slow down and be aware of the changing conditions.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 134,559 acres since mid-August.
This comes as COVID-19 hospitalizations and positivity rates continue to rise in the state.
A teenager was also injured in the crash.
Matthew Doloff, 30, is being held at the Downtown Detention Center.
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South Adams Fire said there were minor injuries that were treated at the scene.
A "Patriot Rally" and a "BLM-Antifa Soup Drive" took place at Civic Center Saturday afternoon.
The Reds returned to state for the second time in three years, but this time, they left with the hardware. Eaton beat Lutheran 5-1 for the 3A state softball title.
The SaberCats trailed the Cougars 1-0 early, but rallied to secure a 5-1 win and the 5A championship.
A "Patriot Rally" and a "BLM-Antifa Soup Drive" took place at Civic Center on Saturday afternoon.
A "Patriot Rally" and a "BLM-Antifa Soup Drive" took place at Civic Center on Saturday afternoon.
A "Patriot Rally" and a "BLM-Antifa Soup Drive" took place at Civic Center on Saturday afternoon.
A "Patriot Rally" and a "BLM-Antifa Soup Drive" took place at Civic Center on Saturday afternoon.
Some Coloradans are asking if they can get the same COVID-19 treatment as President Trump. We asked two infectious disease specialists about available treatments.
The game will air at 3:05 p.m. on Ch. 20. The game will also be streamed at 9NEWS.com, the 9NEWS app and 9NEWS streaming platforms.
The game will air at 3:05 p.m. on Ch. 20. 9NEWS will also live stream it on its site, the app and video streaming platforms.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the park will be closed indefinitely.
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The domestic violence assistance center has made changes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 2019 runner-up Eagles secured a 27-20 win over Monarch to kick off the 2020 football season.
Ken May, 71, went missing Wednesday.
The Mustangs knocked off the Bears 34-8 on Friday night.
Rep. Patrick Neville announced Friday he would not seek out that leadership role again, though it seems fellow Republicans might have gone with someone else.
Coloradans sick with the coronavirus could be treated with remdesivir, according to providers we spoke to, though the free stockpile is drying up.
Police believed the boy was with a relative headed to New Mexico.
With the supply of the vaccine expected to be low at first, the plan outlines a list of priorities that determine who will get it first.
More firefighting personnel have been ordered to help efforts.
With the supply of the vaccine expected to be low at first, the plan outlines a list of priorities that determine who will get it first.
Containment of the Williams Fork Fire was 14% on Sept. 30.
Police believe Davion Esquibel is with Edna Esquibel headed to New Mexico.
Denver Police asked that anyone with information on the whereabouts of Gregory Alan Stapleton Jr. contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.
The hospitalization rate continues to be a concern among state and local officials when it comes to COVID-19.
The gazebo outside the JeffCo Government Center was built in 1995 to honor Sgt. Timothy Mossbrucker.
The gazebo outside the JeffCo Government Center was built in 1995 to honor Sgt. Timothy Mossbrucker.
The now 18-year-old faces charges of manslaughter and tampering with evidence related to the August shooting.
The fire was reported to be between 3.5 to 5 acres with zero containment, according to emergency dispatchers.
CDOT said delays of up to 30 minutes should be expected when the closures are in effect.
Community members in Silverthorne are raising $15,000 for new air filters that will help combat the spread of COVID-19 and keep children in school.
9NEWS legal expert Whitney Traylor discusses a lawsuit filed against Casa Bonita by a diver who is claiming age discrimination.
More people are reporting increased stress of anxiety due to the coronavirus, recents studies have found.
Officials ordered the mandatory evacuation of the Pingree Park and Monument Gulch areas just before 6 a.m. Friday morning.
No one was hurt in the incident at 4940 Jackson Street Thursday.
APD said a blue 1999 Ford Expedition with Colorado plate BGK-W92 caused an accident with an unmarked APD car and took off.
Paul Schroeder is known for walking in Harvey Park with his dog. Makita died peacefully last week but left behind vet bills. Neighbors rallied together to help.
A group of CU Boulder students started a social media campaign called Unmask the Racism to raise awareness about discrimination targeting the Asian community.
About 175 Liberty Common High School students are learning remotely through mid-October as a precautionary measure after one student tested positive for COVID-19.
Stacey Hirschfield was 33 years old and the mother of a newborn when she first found a lump in her breast.
The Tri-County Health Department says the counties are at risk of facing new restrictions to slow the spread of the virus.
The FBI says the woman robbed a Key Bank in Westminster and a Vectra Bank in Thornton.
Two cars were stolen in a car chase that began in Wyoming.
Two cars were stolen in a car chase that began in Wyoming.
Election offices start mailing ballots on Oct. 9. As Coloradans prepare to start voting, polls show Democrats lead in big races but ballot measures are up for grabs.
In 2018, the program first launched. Since then, 18 grants totaling over $38,000 in funding were provided by CPW.
Amy Sarrazin is currently navigating the 2020 school year with three kids in three different districts.
The debate will start at 6 p.m. and air for one hour, commercial free. This is one of the most-watched U.S. Senate races in the country.
Greeley Downtown Development Authority (DDA) canceled its event scheduled for Oct. 30.
Dustin Vornholt was arrested Tuesday after Colorado Springs police began investigating a sex assault last month.
Critical fire weather is expected in the coming days for the Mullen Fire on the Colorado and Wyoming border, which is larger than the Pine Gulch Fire.
The Spring Creek Fire has been renamed the Deep Creek Fire and initially prompted evacuations.
The Spring Creek Fire has been renamed the Deep Creek Fire and initially prompted evacuations.
Boom Supersonic, the Centennial-based company formed to build supersonic planes for passenger airlines, unveiled its XB-1 test plane Wednesday.
The Art is a 165-room luxury hotel at 1201 Broadway that is bedecked in artwork and features a fourth-floor balcony lounge overlooking the Golden Triangle district.
Snow guns would be effective against a wildfire, in the right place.
Corey Wise will officially assume the role on Friday following a 14-day waiting period, DCSD said.
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Former Chief Eric Tade resigned in February.
Former Chief Eric Tade resigned in February.
The 2020 commemorative holiday ornament is 12th in a series.
Harvest festivals, corn mazes and searching for the brightest fall leaves offer Colorado-style fun for this autumn weekend.
Snow guns would be effective against a wildfire, in the right place.
While some adults were looking for the mute button on Zoom, tech-savvy kids already felt comfortable on computers and started booking telehealth appointments.
More than 300 firefighters are battling the Williams Fork Fire, which has grown to 13,851 acres.
Some student athletes and staff members alleged the athletic department interfered with coronavirus reporting.
Some student athletes and staff members alleged the athletic department interfered with coronavirus reporting.
The Spring Creek Fire was reported on Wednesday. Grand County officials said evacuees can go to the fair grounds in Kremmling.
Every political season, experts say negative ads that pepper the airways work. Though in a more polarized country, those ads may not work the way you think they do.
Through garbage and wildlfire, Tez Steinberg just finished a 2,500-mile solo trip across the ocean, in part to help raise scholarship money for United World Colleges
The man was driving a gray Jeep Grand Cherokee which was found abandoned, Denver Police said.
Durango Fire and Forest Service crews are working to put out a wildfire at Purgatory Resort.
Colorado State University now has 375 confirmed student cases of COVID-19, but CU Boulder still has the largest outbreak in the state.
Colorado Housing Connects is a free helpline open to residents with questions about housing, eviction and foreclosure.
The Spring Creek Fire was reported on Wednesday. Grand County officials said evacuees can go to the fair grounds in Kremmling.
The fire was reported Wednesday afternoon at a multi-family building at 10150 E. Virginia Ave.
The fire was reported Wednesday afternoon at a multi-family building at 10150 E. Virginia Ave.
The fire was reported Wednesday afternoon at an apartment building at 10150 E. Virginia Ave.
The woman was wearing a Broncos t-shirt and an orange and white face mask when police said she handed a note to a teller and threatened to harm them.
At least 8 of 24 programs around Colorado will consider adding lessons about implicit bias and social justice.
Beau Aaron Howarth has been charged with drug trafficking charges and is facing between 10 years and life in prison.
Douglas Sanchez, 54, was wanted on charges from another shooting that occurred six days earlier, no officers were injured.
Reports over the week received by DU said two sororities might have breached city and university protocols.
The orders were passed Wednesday afternoon.
The health department and CU officials are expected to share details on how the public health order has impacted the spread of COVID-19.
The 16-year-old now faces two counts of attempted homicide related to the Sept. 17 incident in Aurora.
The health department and CU officials are expected to share details on how the public health order has impacted the spread of COVID-19.
Cacao powder, reishi mushrooms and maca are superfoods that will give your hot chocolate a boost.
As part of their investigation in September 2019, federal agents seized 33 kilograms of heroin and about $100,000 in cash.
As part of their investigation in September 2019, federal agents seized 33 kilograms of heroin and about $100,000 in cash.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 128,149 acres as of Wednesday morning.
CDPHE and DDPHE released recommendations for those who want to participate in Halloween activities.
CDPHE and DDPHE released recommendations for those who want to participate in Halloween activities.
The 25 Vail native lost her dad suddenly earlier this year.
This season, Brandon McManus has made 6-of-7 field goals.
Refrigerators in space have only been used as incubators for science experiments, until now.
The Lakewood Police Department took one person into custody late Tuesday night.
The shooting happened near South 6th Avenue and Cheyenne Boulevard. No officers were injured.
Roman Valles is a respiratory therapist based in Colorado, but spent his summer treating patients around the country. Now he has contracted the coronavirus.
The Ranch in Loveland and the Western Memory Care Center in Grand Junction will be deconstructed due to a low positivity rate in Colorado.
The Lakewood Police Department is attempting to arrest a suspect wanted on a warrant in the area of West Asbury Avenue and South Estes Street.
These bears in Castle Pines are The Most Colorado Day We Saw Today.
Veteran brewer Martín Vargas prefers working solo with a soundtrack by Iron Maiden.
Lucas Schulte won the individual state title and helped the Eagles capture the 5A team title.
Aurora Fire Rescue investigators are looking for information about two suspects wanted for arson.
The Ranch in Loveland and the Western Memory Care Center in Grand Junction will be deconstructed due to a low positivity rate in Colorado.
The Christkindl Market brings elements of an authentic German holiday experience to the Mile High City.
In Colorado there are no restrictions on voter access due to mental capacity.
Alex Yang is a senior at Cherry Creek High School with a pre-existing health condition.
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The Colorado Department of Labor and Unemployment said this mainly impacts gig workers.
Three armed suspects were seen running from the Arapahoe County aparment complex just after the shooting.
Former Aurora Officer Levine Huffine drove for 21 minutes with Shataean Kelly crying for help from an inverted position in his vehicle.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 127,398 acres as of Tuesday morning.
The Grizzly Creek Fire burning near Glenwood Springs still 91 percent contained.
Superintendent Susana Cordova and a doctor from Denver Health provided an update Tuesday as the district continues to navigate COVID-19.
Superintendent Susana Cordova and a doctor from Denver Health provided an update Tuesday as the district continues to navigate COVID-19.
Denver health officials said conditions at the camp presented hazards to the people living there.
Superintendent Susana Cordova and a doctor from Denver Health provide an update at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
Superintendent Susana Cordova and a doctor from Denver Health will provide an update at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The public is invited to two virtual meetings to discuss 3 options that aim to address congestion at Interstate 25 and Belleview.
The limited gatherings don’t put much dent into a 76,125-seat stadium but team and local government continue to keep virus precautions in place.
Defensive tackle from Highlands Ranch is now under contract through 2023.
DDPHE released recommendations for those who want to participate in Halloween activities.
Construction is underway on In-N-Out Burger locations in Aurora, Lone Tree and Colorado Springs.
One Colorado species of tree needs wildfire in order to breed.
DDPHE released recommendations for those who want to participate in Halloween activities.
Members of the LGBTQI community are taking back a term Proud Boys from the far-right extremist group.
A now-retracted article contained dubious suggestions that a postcard had invited voter fraud. Though the story is gone, Rep. Ken Buck called for an investigation.
The fire was reported at 10701 Pecos St. It was quickly brought under control, according to North Metro Fire.
A group of Harvard undergraduates, law students and attorneys are helping immigrants all over the country prepare immigration forms - not for thousands - for free.
Jason Van Hoesen, 46, also agreed to pay restitution to some of the victims. He pled guilty in July.
Two people were transported to a hospital after the fire Monday afternoon in the 500 block of E. 88th Avenue.
The fire was reported at 10701 Pecos St. It was quickly brought under control, according to North Metro Fire.
The Colorado Rapids announced Monday the club will not host fans for its home matches this week.
Two people were transported to a hospital after the fire Monday afternoon in the 500 block of E. 88th Avenue.
The fire was reported about 3 p.m. Monday in the 500 block of E. 88th Avenue.
The crash happened Monday morning, causing detours of northbound traffic.
The road into DIA will close 4 separate times for road repairs, including the removal and installation of large overhead signage.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 126,251 acres as of Monday morning.
The 7th Avenue home boasts an elevator, movie theater and endless in-ground swimming pool.
The Christkindl Market brings the elements of an authentic German holiday experience to the Mile High City.
A new testing site in Aurora will be open Mondays only through December.
Old Fall River Road has been closed since Sept. 5 due to the Cameron Peak Fire.
The crash happened Monday morning, causing detours of northbound traffic.
Denver City Council is set to vote Monday on a bill that would cap the fees of third-party food delivery companies, like DoorDash, to 15%.
Starting Monday, K-2 students in PSD will learn in person twice a week and remotely three days a week as the district transitions into a hybrid learning model.
A student at Edwards Elementary School has been diagnosed with COVID-19. This is not an outbreak at this point, just a single case.
Just like restaurants or music venues, navigating the COVID-19 pandemic has been a moving target for parishes big and small.
The wildfire in Larimer County has burned 126,164 acres as of Sunday morning.
Southwest Denver residents gathered Saturday to support those affected by violence.
Following a heart attack in 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower ran the country from a hospital room for about six weeks while he recovered.
9NEWS viewer Gregory shares a cookie recipe to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Coffman was in a separate vehicle and was not hurt, police said.
The United Arab Emirates can work with Israel on some areas, including fighting the new coronavirus and on technology, while still having political differences with the state, a senior official said on Tuesday.
The United States would like a face-to-face meeting with Iran to discuss prisoner releases and it wants the U.N. Security Council to impose an indefinite arms embargo on the Islamic Republic, a senior U.S. diplomat said on Tuesday.
The United States believes an extension of an arms embargo on Iran, currently due to expire in October under a 2015 nuclear deal, should be done so indefinitely without a fixed date, a top U.S. official overseeing diplomacy with Tehran said on Tuesday.
The Trump administration said on Tuesday it would extend existing restrictions on non-essential travel at land ports of entry with Canada and Mexico due to continued risks from the novel coronavirus pandemic.
North Korea on Tuesday blew up a building set up in 2018 in a border town as a joint liaison office to foster better ties with South Korea, the latest in a series of actions by Pyongyang that have increased concerns in Washington.
The number of people who died from coronavirus infection in France rose by 111 to 29,547 on Tuesday with the health ministry including weekly data for the death toll in nursing homes.
Turkey angrily accused France on Tuesday of exacerbating the crisis in Libya and violating U.N. and NATO decisions by supporting the forces of Khalifa Haftar against the internationally recognised Government of National Accord (GNA).
Ajit Pai, the man who killed net neutrality, enacted a series of industry-friendly deregulatory moves for big telecom, and drank from a gigantic mug, is no longer around to terrorize the internet. The FCC confirmed to Motherboard that Pai is officially gone: "Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai today concluded his four years as Chairman, eight years as a Commissioner, and twelve years as an employee of the agency,â the agency said. His official FCC Twitter account, where he antagonized people who criticized him, has been deleted.
Investments into clean-energy technologies totaled more than $500 billion for the first time ever, according to a BloombergNEF report released Tuesday. Axios reports: Technologies making energy and other material cleaner needs to expand rapidly if the world is to adequately address climate change in the coming decades. Global investment in the low-carbon energy transition was $501.3 billion in 2020, up 9% from 2019 despite the pandemic driving the world into a recession. This tally includes investments in renewables, energy storage, electric vehicle charging stations, hydrogen production, carbon capture projects and more. The largest areas of investment are renewable energy and electrified transportation.
The report also reflects another broader trend, which is that investment often lags in technologies beyond renewable electricity and electric cars. This includes carbon capture and most industrial processes like cement, according to the International Energy Agency.
"Researchers claim achievement of new record photovoltaic conversion efficiencies for perovskite-based solar cells by spicing them up with a little capsaicin," writes Slashdot reader ffkom, adding: "Of course everyone who loves to eat chilis already knew capsaicin energizes you to record levels." The researchers have published their findings in the journal Joule. From the report: Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) suffer from significant nonradiative recombination, limiting their power conversion efficiencies. Here, for the first time, we directly observe a complete transformation of perovskite MAPbI 3 surface region energetics from p- to n-type during defect passivation caused by natural additive capsaicin, attributed to the spontaneous formation of a p-n homojunction in perovskite active layer. We demonstrate that the p-n homojunction locates at 100 nm below perovskite surface. The energetics transformation and defect passivation promote charge transport in bulk perovskite layer and at perovskite/PCBM interface, suppressing both defect-assisted recombination and interface carrier recombination. As a result, an efficiency of 21.88% and a fill factor of 83.81% with excellent device stability are achieved, both values are the highest records for polycrystalline MAPbI 3 based p-i-n PSCs reported to date. The proposed new concept of synergetic defect passivation and energetic modification via additive provides a huge potential for further improvement of PSC performance.
The OpenWRT forum, a large community of enthusiasts of alternative, open-source operating systems for routers, announced a data breach over the weekend. Bleeping Computer reports: The attack occurred on Saturday, around 04:00 (GMT), when an unauthorized third party gained admin access to and copied a list with details about forum users and related statistical information. The intruder used the account of an OpenWRT administrator. Although the account had "a good password," additional security provided by two-factor authentication (2FA) was not active. Email addresses and handles of the forum users have been stolen, the moderators say. They add that they believe the attacker was not able to download the forum database, meaning that passwords should be safe. However, they reset all the passwords on the forum just to be on the safe side and invalidated all the API keys used for project development processes.
Users have to set the new password manually from the login menu by providing their user name and following the "get a new password" instructions. Those logging in using GitHub credentials are advised to reset or refresh it. The OpenWRT forum credentials are separate from the Wiki. Currently, there is no suspicion that the Wiki credentials have been compromised in any way. OpenWRT forum administrators warn that since this breach exposed email addresses, users may become targets of credible phishing attempts.
The Washington Post reports:
Online misinformation about election fraud plunged 73 percent after several social media sites suspended President Trump and key allies last week, research firm Zignal Labs has found, underscoring the power of tech companies to limit the falsehoods poisoning public debate when they act aggressively.
The new research by the San Francisco-based analytics firm reported that conversations about election fraud dropped from 2.5 million mentions to 688,000 mentions across several social media sites in the week after Trump was banned from Twitter... The findings, from Jan. 9 through Friday, highlight how falsehoods flow across social media sites — reinforcing and amplifying each other — and offer an early indication of how concerted actions against misinformation can make a difference.
Kate Starbird, disinformation researcher at the University of Washington, also warned the Post that "What happens in the long term is still up in the air."
Noted TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo in a report on Friday said recent industry surveys indicate Apple is "aggressively" testing vapor chamber thermal systems for use in iPhone, suggesting the technology will make its way to the flagship handset in the near future. From a report: Kuo believes Apple is highly likely to incorporate vapor chamber tech into an upcoming iPhone model, though it is not clear if the system will be ready in time for 2021. Generally speaking, vapor chamber (VC) technology involves evaporation of a liquid (typically water) within a specialized heat pipe or heat retention structure that snakes its way through a device chassis. Heat from processors and other high load electronic components causes the liquid to evaporate into a vapor that spreads thermal energy through the evaporation chamber as it travels to areas of lower pressure. Fins or other condenser bodies remove heat from the vapor, which returns to a liquid state and is carried back to areas of high pressure through capillary action.
British spacecraft could travel to Mars in half the time it now takes by using nuclear propulsion engines built by Rolls-Royce under a new deal with the UK Space Agency. From a report: The aerospace company hopes nuclear-powered engines could help astronauts make it to Mars in three to four months, twice as fast as the most powerful chemical engines, and unlock deeper space exploration in the decades to come. The partnership between Rolls-Royce and the UK Space Agency will bring together planetary scientists to explore how nuclear energy could be used to "revolutionise space travel," according to the government. Dr Graham Turnock, the chief executive of the UK Space Agency, said using nuclear power in space was "a gamechanging concept that could unlock future deep-space missions that take us to Mars and beyond."
fahrbot-bot shares a report from Phys.Org: A team of astronomers led by the University of Arizona has observed a luminous quasar 13.03 billion light-years from Earth -- the most distant quasar discovered to date. Dating back to 670 million years after the Big Bang, when the universe was only 5% its current age, the quasar hosts a supermassive black hole equivalent to the combined mass of 1.6 billion suns.
In addition to being the most distant -- and by extension, earliest -- quasar known, the object is the first of its kind to show evidence of an outflowing wind of super-heated gas escaping from the surroundings of the black hole at a fifth of the speed of light. In addition to revealing a strong quasar-driven wind, the new observations also show intense star formation activity in the host galaxy where the quasar, formally designated J0313-1806, is located. The researchers will present their findings, which have been accepted for publication in Astrophysical Journal Letters, during a press conference and a scientific talk at the 237th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society, which will be held virtually Jan. 11-15.
According to Reuters, the CDC is expected to sign an order on Tuesday requiring nearly all international air travelers to test negative for COVID-19 within 72 hours of departure. Those under 2 and passengers connecting through the UK are exempt. From the report: The new rules are to take effect two weeks from the day they are signed by CDC Director Mark Redfield, which would be Jan. 26. The CDC has been urgently pressing for an expansion of the requirements with the Trump administration for weeks. One remaining issue is how to address some countries that have limited testing capacity and how the CDC would address travel to those countries, the sources said.
At a White House meeting on Monday, Redfield again made an urgent case to adopt the testing requirements as new strains of COVID-19 are identified in different parts of the world. He raised concerns that vaccines could potentially not be effective against new strains, sources said. U.S. officials do not plan to drop restrictions that were adopted starting in March that ban most non-U.S. citizens who have been in most of Europe, the United Kingdom and Brazil as soon as possible, the sources said. They added that public health officials are sympathetic to the push to lift the restrictions that apply only to a limited number of countries.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: Networking equipment and IoT device vendor Ubiquiti Networks has sent out today notification emails to its customers informing them of a recent security breach. "We recently became aware of unauthorized access to certain of our information technology systems hosted by a third party cloud provider," Ubiquiti said in emails today. The servers stored information pertaining to user profiles for account.ui.com, a web portal that Ubiquiti makes available to customers who bought one of its products. The site is used to manage devices from a remote location and as a help and support portal.
According to Ubiquiti, the intruder accessed servers that stored data on UI.com users, such as names, email addresses, and salted and hashed passwords. Home addresses and phone numbers may have also been exposed, but only if users decided to configure this information into the portal. How many Ubiquiti users are impacted and how the data breach occurred remains a mystery. It is currently unclear if the "unauthorized access" took place when a security researcher found the exposed data or was due to a malicious threat actor. Despite the bad news to its customers, Ubiquiti said that it had not seen any unauthorized access to customer accounts as a result of this incident. The company is now asking all users who receive the email to change their account passwords and turn on two-factor authentication.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Embattled social media platform Parler is offline after Apple, Google and Amazon pulled the plug on the site after the violent riot at the U.S. Capitol last week that left five people dead. But while the site is gone (for now), millions of posts published to the site since the riot are not. A lone hacker scraped millions of posts, videos and photos published to the site after the riot but before the site went offline on Monday, preserving a huge trove of potential evidence for law enforcement investigating the attempted insurrection by many who allegedly used the platform to plan and coordinate the breach of the Capitol.
The hacker and internet archivist, who goes by the online handle @donk_enby, scraped the social network and uploaded copies to the Internet Archive, which hosts old and historical versions of web pages. In a tweet, @donk_enby said she scraped data from Parler that included deleted and private posts, and the videos contained "all associated metadata." The scraped videos from Parler appear to also include the precise location data of where the videos were taken. That metadata could be a gold mine of evidence for authorities investigating the Capitol riot, which may tie some rioters to their Parler accounts or help police unmask rioters based on their location data.
Social networking service Parler sued Amazon on Monday, accusing its web hosting service of breaking anti-trust laws in taking off the platform that is popular with many right-leaning social media users. You can read the court document here.
Thelasko quotes gHacks: Linux Mint 20.1 is now available.
The first stable release of Linux Mint in 2021 is available in the three flavors Cinnamon, MATE and Xfce. The new version of the Linux distribution is based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Linux kernel 5.4...
- Linux Mint 20.1 comes with a unified file system that sees certain directories being merged with their counterparts in /usr, e.g. /bin merged with /usr/bin, /lib merged with /usr/lib for compatibility purposes...
- The developers have added an option to turn websites into desktop applications in the new version [using the new Web App manager]... Web apps behave like desktop programs for the most part; they start in their own window and use a custom icon, and you find them in the Alt-Tab interface when you use it. Web apps can be pinned and they are found in the application menu after they have been created.
Bleeping Computer reports:
NVIDIA has released security updates to address six security vulnerabilities found in Windows and Linux GPU display drivers, as well as ten additional flaws affecting the NVIDIA Virtual GPU (vGPU) management software. The vulnerabilities expose Windows and Linux machines to attacks leading to denial of service, escalation of privileges, data tampering, or information disclosure.
All these security bugs require local user access, which means that potential attackers will first have to gain access to vulnerable devices using an additional attack vector. Following successful exploitation of one of the vulnerabilities patched today, attackers can easily escalate privileges to gain permissions above the default ones granted by the OS.
phalse phace shares a report from The Wall Street Journal: Boeing Co. will pay $2.5 billion to resolve a Justice Department investigation and admit employees misled aviation about safety issues linked to two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX jet, U.S. authorities said. Federal prosecutors had been investigating the role of two Boeing employees who interacted with the Federal Aviation Administration about the design of the 737 MAX and how much pilot training would be required for the new model. The settlement includes a $243 million fine as well as $2.2 billion in compensation to airline customers and families of the 346 people who perished in two MAX crashes. The plane maker was charged with one count of conspiracy to defraud the U.S., but will avoid prosecution on that charge as long as it avoids legal trouble for a period of three years. The deal also calls for Boeing to comply with any ongoing investigations, including probes by foreign law-enforcement and regulatory authorities, and to beef up compliance programs, according to its agreement with prosecutors.
Bitcoin surged to $40,000 for the first time, doubling in value in less than a month and pushing the total market value of cryptocurrencies beyond $1 trillion. From a report: Cryptocurrencies hit the milestone after a fivefold climb in market value in the past year, data from tracker CoinGecko shows. Strategists have cited demand from speculative retail traders, trend-following quant funds, the rich and even institutional investors as among the reasons for the surge. Bitcoin rose as much as 11% on Thursday to $40,065 and has more than quadrupled in the past year, according to a composite of prices compiled by Bloomberg. It accounts for about two-thirds of cryptocurrency market value, followed by Ether at about 13%, according to CoinGecko data.
Amazon will direct $2 billion in loans and grants to secure affordable housing near three American cities where the company employs thousands of workers, the tech giant announced Wednesday. The Seattle Times reports: In a first step in the Puget Sound region, Amazon is promising $185.5 million, mostly in loans, to the King County Housing Authority to help buy affordable apartments in the region and keep the rents low. The Housing Authority will use an initial portion of that money to help fund its recent purchase of three Bellevue apartment buildings. Amazon will also direct about $382 million to a nonprofit in Arlington, Virginia, and so-far unspecified amount to organizations in Nashville, Tennessee. Amazon said it selected the three areas where the company expects to have at least 5,000 employees.
In total across the three regions, the company projected the $2 billion would help preserve or create 20,000 affordable housing units over the next five years. The funding will "help local families achieve long-term stability while building strong, inclusive communities," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in a statement.
The source code of mobile apps and internal tools developed and used by Nissan North America has leaked online after the company misconfigured one of its Git servers. ZDNet reports: The leak originated from a Git server that was left exposed on the internet with its default username and password combo of admin/admin, Tillie Kottmann, a Swiss-based software engineer, told ZDNet in an interview this week. Kottmann, who learned of the leak from an anonymous source and analyzed the Nissan data on Monday, said the Git repository contained the source code of: Nissan NA Mobile apps, some parts of the Nissan ASIST diagnostics tool, the Dealer Business Systems / Dealer Portal, Nissan internal core mobile library, Nissan/Infiniti NCAR/ICAR services, client acquisition and retention tools, sale / market research tools + data, various marketing tools, the vehicle logistics portal, vehicle connected services / Nissan connect things, and various other backends and internal tools.
UK scientists have expressed concern that COVID-19 vaccines being rolled out in Britain may not be able to protect against a new variant of the coronavirus that emerged in South Africa and has spread internationally. From a report: Both Britain and South Africa have detected new, more transmissible variants of the COVID-19-causing virus in recent weeks that have driven a surge in cases. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Monday he was now very worried about the variant identified in South Africa. Simon Clarke, an associate professor in cellular microbiology at the University of extensive alterations to a key part of the virus known as the spike protein -- which the virus uses to infect human cells -- and "may make the virus less susceptible to the immune response triggered by the vaccines." Lawrence Young, a virologist and professor of molecular oncology at Warwick University, also noted that the South African variant has "multiple spike mutations."
Slack is down on the first full work day of 2021. From a report: The company said Monday morning "customers may have trouble loading channels or connecting to Slack at this time. Our team is investigating and we will follow up with more information as soon as we have it. We apologize for any disruption caused." The company is reporting issues with connecting to the service and messaging.
Employees of Google and parent company Alphabet announced the creation of a union on Monday, escalating years of confrontation between workers and management of the internet giant. From a report: The Alphabet Workers Union said it will be open to all employees and contractors, regardless of their role or classification. It will collect dues, pay organizing staff and have an elected board of directors. The unionizing effort, a rare campaign within a major U.S. technology company, is supported by the Communications Workers of America as part of a recent tech-focused initiative known as CODE-CWA. Googlers who join the Alphabet Workers Union will also be members of CWA Local 1400. The group, which represents more than 200 workers in the U.S., plans to take on issues including compensation, employee classification and the kinds of work Google engages in. "We will hire skilled organizers to ensure all workers at Google know they can work with us if they actually want to see their company reflect their values," Dylan Baker, software engineer at Google, said in a statement. A letter from the union organizers published in the New York Times said workplace concerns at the company have been dismissed by executives for too long. Google has clashed with some employees in recent years over contracts with the military, the different treatment of contract workers and a rich exit package for an executive ousted for alleged sexual harassment.
Mozilla is "investigating" a design refresh for its Firefox browser. Ghacks reports that the refresh is referred to internally as "Photon."
Information about the design refresh is limited at this point in time. Mozilla created a meta bug on Bugzilla as a reference to keep track of the changes. While there are not any mockups or screenshots posted on the site, the names of the bugs provide information on the elements that will get a refresh. These are:
- The Firefox address bar and tabs bar.
- The main Firefox menu.
- Infobars.
- Doorhangers.
- Context Menus.
- Modals.
Most user interface elements are listed in the meta bug. Mozilla plans to release the new design in Firefox 89; the browser is scheduled for a mid-2021 release. Its release date is set to May 18, 2021...
[Developer/Firefox extension author] Sören Hentzschel revealed that he saw some of the Firefox Proton mockups... He notes that Firefox will look more modern when the designs land and that Mozilla plans to introduce useful improvements, especially in regards to the user experience. Hentzschel mentions two examples of potential improvements to the user experience: a mockup that displays vertical tabs in a compact mode, and another that shows the grouping of tabs on the tab bar.
More than 100,000 Zyxel firewalls, VPN gateways, and access point controllers contain a hardcoded admin-level backdoor account that can grant attackers root access to devices via either the SSH interface or the web administration panel. From a report: The backdoor account, discovered by a team of Dutch security researchers from Eye Control, is considered as bad as it gets in terms of vulnerabilities. Device owners are advised to update systems as soon as time permits. Security experts warn that anyone ranging from DDoS botnet operators to state-sponsored hacking groups and ransomware gangs could abuse this backdoor account to access vulnerable devices and pivot to internal networks for additional attacks.
A new era has begun for the United Kingdom after it completed its formal separation from the European Union.
From a report: The UK stopped following EU rules at 23:00 GMT, as replacement arrangements for travel, trade, immigration and security co-operation came into force.
Boris Johnson said the UK had "freedom in our hands" and the ability to do things "differently and better" now the long Brexit process was over. But opponents of leaving the EU maintain the country will be worse off.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, whose ambition it is to take an independent Scotland back into the EU, tweeted: "Scotland will be back soon, Europe. Keep the light on."
BBC Europe editor Katya Adler said there was a sense of relief in Brussels that the Brexit process was over, "but there is regret still at Brexit itself". The first lorries arriving at the borders entered the UK and EU without delay.
On Friday evening, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps tweeted that border traffic had been "low due to [the] bank holiday" but there had been no disruption in Kent as "hundreds" of lorries crossed the Channel with a "small" number turned back.
The New York Stock Exchange said it will delist three Chinese companies to comply with a U.S. executive order that imposed restrictions on companies that were identified as affiliated with the Chinese military. From a report: China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom Hong Kong will be delisted between Jan. 7 and Jan. 11, according to a statement by the exchange.
Gazelle, one of the longest-running used smartphone buyers in the US, has announced the end of its core trade-in program, which let phone owners mail in phones and other electronics devices in exchange for cash. From a report: The news, revealed in an email Gazelle sent to some customers this week, means any prospective Gazelle customers will have to receive a quote and initiate the trade-in process by January 31st, 2021 (allowing 30 days to mail in the phone) if they want to take advantage of the program. The service will shut down officially on February 1st, while any active trade-ins will be honored, the company says.
An anonymous reader shares a report: A ten-year longitudinal study published in the Journal of Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking on a group in early adolescence from as young as ten years old, investigated how playing violent video games at an early age would translate into adulthood behavior (23 years of age). Titled "Growing Up with Grand Theft Auto: A 10-Year Study of Longitudinal Growth of Violent Video Game Play in Adolescents" the study found no correlation between growing up playing video games and increased levels of aggression ten years later. This particular study utilized a more contemporary approach for analyzing its data, known as the person-centered approach. Traditional studies use a variable-centered approach whereby researchers treat each variable, or characteristic, as related to another variable. An example would be that exercising is related to a reduced incidence of heart disease. This has been particularly valuable when comparing groups. In a person-centered approach researchers combine various algorithms across variables to determine how these variables compare among individuals. This approach provides a more accurate depiction of how variables relate to the individual.
Apple is researching keyboards with small displays on the keys to dynamically change the label on each key, according to a newly-granted patent filing. From a report: The filing is titled "Electronic devices having keys with coherent fiber bundles" and was granted to Apple by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on the final patent day of this year. The patent explains how each key on a keyboard could have "an associated key display" connected to "control circuitry in the keyboard" via a "coherent fiber bundle." Apple proposes that each key would be "formed from a fiber optic plate" with "opposing first and second surfaces." While the patent stipulates that each key would need to contain a small display to provide the label, of which any compatible pixel array would work, the foremost technology put forwards by Apple is OLED. The key may be made from materials such as glass, ceramic, metal, or polymer, or even crystalline materials such as sapphire.
References to decades-old computer software are included in the new Brexit agreement, including a description of Netscape Communicator and Mozilla Mail as being "modern" services. From a report: Experts believe officials must have copied and pasted chunks of text from old legislation into the document. The references are on page 921 of the trade deal, in a section on encryption technology. It also recommends using systems that are now vulnerable to cyber-attacks. The text cites "modern e-mail software packages including Outlook, Mozilla Mail as well as Netscape Communicator 4.x." The latter two are now defunct - the last major release of Netscape Communicator was in 1997. The document also recommends using 1024-bit RSA encryption and the SHA-1 hashing algorithm, which are both outdated and vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase said on Monday it would suspend trading in cryptocurrency XRP after U.S. regulators last week charged associated blockchain firm Ripple with conducting a $1.3 billion unregistered securities offering. From a report: The move by San Francisco-based Coinbase comes as the firm is preparing for a stock market listing and has confidentially applied with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to go public. It would be the first major U.S. crypto exchange to list on the stock market.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday said it is issuing long-awaited rules to allow for small drones to fly over people and at night, a significant step toward their use for widespread commercial deliveries. From a report: The FAA is also requiring remote identification of most drones, which are formally known as unmanned aerial vehicles, to address security concerns. "The new rules make way for the further integration of drones into our airspace by addressing safety and security concerns," said FAA Administrator Steve Dickson in a statement. "They get us closer to the day when we will more routinely see drone operations such as the delivery of packages." The race has been on for companies to create drone fleets to speed deliveries.
Threat actors have discovered a way to bounce and amplify junk web traffic against Citrix ADC networking equipment to launch DDoS attacks. From a report: While details about the attackers are still unknown, victims of these Citrix-based DDoS attacks have mostly included online gaming services, such as Steam and Xbox, sources have told ZDNet earlier today. The first of these attacks have been detected last week and documented by German IT systems administrator Marco Hofmann. Hofmann tracked the issue to the DTLS interface on Citrix ADC devices. DTLS, or Datagram Transport Layer Security, is a more version of the TLS protocol implemented on the stream-friendly UDP transfer protocol, rather than the more reliable TCP. Just like all UDP-based protocols, DTLS is spoofable and can be used as a DDoS amplification vector.
The Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research(KSTAR), a superconducting fusion device also known as the Korean artificial sun, set the new world record as it succeeded in maintaining the high temperature plasma for 20 seconds with an ion temperature over 100 million degrees. Phys.Org reports: On November 24 (Tuesday), the KSTAR Research Center at the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy (KEF) announced that in a joint research with the Seoul National University (SNU) and Columbia University of the United States, it succeeded in continuous operation of plasma for 20 seconds with an ion-temperature higher than 100 million degrees, which is one of the core conditions of nuclear fusion in the 2020 KSTAR Plasma Campaign. It is an achievement to extend the 8 second plasma operation time during the 2019 KSTAR Plasma Campaign by more than 2 times. In its 2018 experiment, the KSTAR reached the plasma ion temperature of 100 million degrees for the first time (retention time: about 1.5 seconds)
To re-create fusion reactions that occur in the sun on Earth, hydrogen isotopes must be placed inside a fusion device like KSTAR to create a plasma state where ions and electrons are separated, and ions must be heated and maintained at high temperatures. In its 2020 experiment, the KSTAR improved the performance of the Internal Transport Barrier(ITB) mode, one of the next generation plasma operation modes developed last year and succeeded in maintaining the plasma state for a long period of time, overcoming the existing limits of the ultra-high-temperature plasma operation.
fahrbot-bot shares a report from Phys.Org: Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have discovered a way to make self-assembled nanowires of transition metal chalcogenides at scale using chemical vapor deposition. By changing the substrate where the wires form, they can tune how these wires are arranged, from aligned configurations of atomically thin sheets to random networks of bundles. This paves the way to industrial deployment in next-gen industrial electronics, including energy harvesting, and transparent, efficient, even flexible devices.
Using a process called chemical vapor deposition (CVD), they found that they could assemble TMC nanowires in different arrangements depending on the surface or substrate that they use as a template. Examples are shown in Figure 2; in (a), nanowires grown on a silicon/silica substrate form a random network of bundles; in (b), the wires assemble in a set direction on a sapphire substrate, following the structure of the underlying sapphire crystal. By simply changing where they are grown, the team now have access to centimeter-sized wafers covered in the arrangement they desired, including monolayers, bilayers and networks of bundles, all with different applications. They also found that the structure of the wires themselves were highly crystalline and ordered, and that their properties, including their excellent conductivity and 1D-like behavior, matched those found in theoretical predictions. The research has been published in the journal Nano Letters.
Instant messaging app Telegram is "approaching" 500 million users and plans to generate revenue starting next year to keep the business afloat, its founder Pavel Durov said on Wednesday. From a report: Durov said he has personally bankrolled the seven-year-old business so far, but as the startup scales he is looking for ways to monetize the instant messaging service. "A project of our size needs at least a few hundred million dollars per year to keep going," he said. The service, which topped 400 million active users in April this year, will introduce its own ad platform for public one-to-many channels -- "one that is user-friendly, respects privacy and allows us to cover the costs of server and traffic," he wrote on his Telegram channel.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed a bill Tuesday suspending the use of facial recognition and other kinds of biometric technology in schools in New York, also directing a study of whether its use is appropriate in schools. The legislation places a moratorium on schools purchasing and using biometric identifying technology until at least July 1, 2022 or until the report is completed and the state Education Department commissioner authorizes its use. The rule applies to both public and private schools in New York.
In a statement, ACLU said. "This is a victory for student privacy and students of color, who are disproportionately harmed by this flawed and biased technology. New York has led the way, and now other states should follow."
Jupiter and Saturn will appear as a double planet in the night sky Monday evening thanks to a rare planetary alignment known as a "great conjunction." Axios explains how to see it: In order to see the two planets, step outside under clear skies not long after sundown and look to the southwest. Jupiter will look brighter than Saturn and will appear just above the ringed planet. If you hold out your hand to the sky, the tip of your pinky will be able to cover both planets at once, according to NASA. The two planets will be bright enough to see from most cities. For those interested, NASA has a dedicated article on how to photograph the conjunction.
Long-time Slashdot reader lee1 shares his recent article from LWN: On November 26, version 6.1 of GNU Octave, a language and environment for numerical computing, was released. There are several new features and enhancements in the new version, including improvements to graphics output, better communication with web services, and over 40 new functions...
In the words of its manual:
GNU Octave is a high-level language primarily intended for numerical computations. It is typically used for such problems as solving linear and nonlinear equations, numerical linear algebra, statistical analysis, and for performing other numerical experiments.
Octave is free software distributed under the GPLv3. The program was first publicly released in 1993; it began as a teaching tool for students in a chemical engineering class. The professors, James B. Rawlings and John G. Ekerdt, tried to have the students use Fortran, but found that they were spending too much time trying to get their programs to compile and run instead of working on the actual substance of their assignments... Octave became part of the GNU project in 1997...
Octave, written in C, C++, and Fortran, soon adopted the goal and policy of being a fully compatible replacement for MATLAB. According to the Octave Wiki, any differences between Octave and MATLAB are considered to be bugs, "in general", and most existing MATLAB scripts will work unmodified when fed to Octave, and vice versa...
When octave is started in the terminal it brings up an interactive prompt. The user can type in expressions, and the results are printed immediately.
fahrbot-bot quotes an article from Science Alert: Nothing keeps time like the beating heart of an atom. But even the crisp tick-tock of a vibrating nucleus is limited by uncertainties imposed by the laws of quantum mechanics.
Several years ago, researchers from MIT and the University of Belgrade in Serbia proposed that quantum entanglement could push clocks beyond this blurry boundary. Now, we have a proof of concept in the form of an experiment. Physicists connected together a cloud of ytterbium-171 atoms with streams of photons reflected from a surrounding hall of mirrors and measured the timing of their tiny wiggles.
Their results show that entangling atoms in this way could speed up the time-measuring process of atomic nuclei clocks, making them more precise than ever. In principle, a clock based on this new approach would lose just 100 milliseconds since the dawn of time itself.
Cryptocurrency brokerage Coinbase said Thursday that it has filed a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, paving the way for plans for an eventual initial public offering. CNN reports: The announcement comes as interest in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has soared during the coronavirus pandemic. Investors have found such currencies attractive as the US dollar weakens. Bitcoin has been smashing its own price records and recently surpassed the symbolic $20,000-a-coin milestone. It has since continued to climb higher, and was last trading just shy of $23,000, according to data provider Refinitiv.
Coinbase was launched in 2012, according to its website, and "more than 35 million people in over 100 countries trust Coinbase to buy, sell, store, use and earn cryptocurrency." The company indicates it has more than $25 billion in assets on the platform and more than $320 billion in total volume traded.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from PCMag.com: Mark Lantz, Manager of Advanced Tape Technologies at IBM Research, explains how researchers at IBM and Fujifilm brought together more than 15 years of work to set a new world record in tape storage. What they achieved is an areal density of 317Gbpsi (gigabits per square inch), which translates to a single tape capable of storing 580 terabytes of data. In order to achieve such a high areal density, the research team had to develop a brand new tape and created Strontium Ferrite (SrFe) in the process. Existing magnetic tapes rely on Barium Ferrite (BaFe), but SrFe offers the potential for higher density storage in the same amount of tape. Alongside that, the team also "developed a family of new servo-mechanical technologies including a new servo pattern that is pre-recorded in the servo tracks, a prototype head actuator and a set of servo controllers." The end result is a very high capacity tape that can be read while moving at a speed of 15km/h (9.3mph).
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Wednesday that he will soon file a multistate antitrust lawsuit against Google and its advertising business, alleging that the company has stifled competition and enjoys "monopolistic power." From a report: In a tweet, Paxton said the lawsuit will be filed on Wednesday. "This goliath of a company is using its power to manipulate the market, destroy competition and harm you, the consumer," Paxton said in a video accompanying the tweet. The text of the complaint was not immediately available. But a court record shows that nine other states are participating in the suit, including Kentucky, South Dakota, Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota and Utah. The lawsuit marks the second antitrust suit by government officials to hit Google in the US this year. The Justice Department took the search giant to court over similar allegations in October. Eleven states joined the suit at the time. It also follows a lawsuit by more than 40 attorneys general against Facebook alleging it has abused a monopoly in social media.
Rival French and Russian disinformation campaigns have sought to deceive and influence Internet users in the Central African Republic ahead of an election later this month, Facebook said on Tuesday. Reuters reports: Facebook said it was the first time it had seen foreign influence operations directly engage on its platforms, with fake accounts denouncing each other as "fake news." The company said it had suspended three networks totaling almost 500 accounts and pages for so-called "coordinated inauthentic behavior." One network was linked to "individuals associated with French military," it said, while the other two had connections to "individuals associated with past activity by the Russian Internet Research Agency" as well as Russian businessman Evgeny Prigozhin.
France and Russia are both keen to assert influence in Africa. Paris has ties with many French-speaking African countries, which it sees as vital to preventing the spread of violent Islamisation, and Moscow is jockeying for position in a lucrative market. Facebook said the two campaigns largely focused on the Central African Republic (CAR), which votes on Dec. 27, but also targeted users in 13 other African countries including Algeria, Cameroon, Libya and Sudan. Ben Nimmo, head of investigations at social media analytics firm Graphika, said both campaigns used fake accounts to pose as local people, sometimes sharing doctored photos. [...] But neither side built a significant audience in CAR, he added. "They looked like two troll teams arm wrestling, with nobody else really paying attention."
High-frequency traders are using an experimental type of cable to speed up their systems by billionths of a second, the latest move in a technological arms race to execute stock trades as quickly as possible. From a report: The cable, called hollow-core fiber, is a next-generation version of the fiber-optic cable used to deliver broadband internet to homes and businesses. Made of glass, such cables carry data encoded as beams of light. But instead of being solid, hollow-core fiber is empty inside, with dozens of parallel, air-filled channels narrower than a human hair. Because light travels nearly 50% faster through air than glass, it takes about one-third less time to send data through hollow-core fiber than through the same length of standard fiber. The difference is often just a minuscule fraction of a second. But in high-frequency trading, that can make the difference between profits and losses. HFT firms use sophisticated algorithms and ultrafast data networks to execute rapid-fire trades in stocks, options and futures. Many are secretive about their trading strategies and technology.
Hollow-core fiber is the latest in a series of advances that fast traders have used to try to outrace their competition. A decade ago, a company called Spread Networks spent about $300 million to lay fiber-optic cable in a straight line from Chicago to New York, so traders could send data back and forth along the route in just 13 milliseconds, or thousandths of a second. Within a few years the link was superseded by microwave networks that reduced transmission times along the route to less than nine milliseconds. HFT firms have also used lasers to zip data between the data centers of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, and they have embedded their algorithms in superfast computer chips. Now, faced with the limits of physics and technology, traders are left fighting over nanoseconds. "The time increments of these improvements have gotten markedly smaller," said Michael Persico, chief executive of Anova Financial Networks, a technology provider that runs communications networks used by HFT firms. High-frequency trading is controversial, with critics saying that some ultrafast strategies amount to an invisible tax on investors. Industry representatives say such criticism is unfounded.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: GameStop employees across the country were caught by surprise on Saturday when the video-game chain suddenly announced new shipments of the highly coveted PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles, sending customers flocking to stores. Workers at the U.S. retailer, speaking to Bloomberg and posting on social media, said they had received little notice for the restock and that the crowds were both chaotic and a risk to their health. The latest generation devices from Sony Corp. and Microsoft Corp. have been in short supply since their release last month, leaving gamers everywhere eager for the latest restock. On Saturday afternoon, GameStop told customers that new inventory was arriving, but that it would only be available to pre-order in stores, not online, where scalpers have dominated digital queues. However, employees found out less than an hour before the public, according to GameStop staffers, which left them unprepared for the rush of customers.
One GameStop manager on the East Coast shared an email from the company, sent just a few minutes before the public announcement, saying that their store would have about 15 new consoles available for pre-order. Minutes after the announcement, the manager said, the store had a crowd of about 40 people, violating social-distancing requirements and overwhelming their clerks. GameStop said its last-minute notification to customers was meant to ensure that individuals, not resellers, were able to purchase the consoles. "We realize that in some situations our approach of notifying customers of this opportunity may have caused unintended reactions from both our associates and customers," GameStop said in a statement. "We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused."
The rush occurred as GameStop is facing widespread staffing shortages as the retailer has asked stores across the country to cut hours, the manager said. GameStop, which has been struggling in recent years amid the widespread adoption of digital games, reported a disappointing third quarter last week, sending the stock falling as much as 22%. The retailer has shuttered almost 700 stores this year and will close more locations through 2022 while it continues to cut costs, although it expects to see a sales bump this quarter thanks to the new consoles. On Reddit, GameStop employees are sharing similar complaints, telling stories of big lines and unruly crowds.
Reuters: A team of sophisticated hackers believed to be working for the Russian government won access to internal communications at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, according to people familiar with the matter. The breach was part of the campaign reported Sunday that penetrated the U.S. departments of Treasury and Commerce.
The New York Times reports:
As coronavirus deaths soar across the country, deaths in communities that are home to colleges have risen faster than the rest of the nation, a New York Times analysis of 203 counties where students compose at least 10 percent of the population has found... [S]ince the end of August, deaths from the coronavirus have doubled in counties with a large college population, compared with a 58 percent increase in the rest of the nation.
Few of the victims were college students, but rather older people and others living and working in the community.
Health officials and family members of some people who died in such counties described large surges of cases involving students followed by subsequent infections and deaths in the wider community. "When the rate of transmission in the surrounding community is high and increasing," said Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, "you are going to see more deaths...." [I]n September and October, when deaths were well below earlier peaks and fairly steady, they were already rising in many college communities. That trend highlighted a central fear of health officials — that young adults with limited symptoms may unwittingly transmit the virus, increasing the possibility it would ultimately spread to someone more vulnerable...
"All it really takes is one cavalier interaction," said Tali Elfassy, an epidemiologist at the University of Miami.
The international news agency AFP reports on "a violent rampage at a Taiwanese-run iPhone factory in southern India" leading to over 100 arrests. About 2,000 workers were involved in the protest, reports the Verge, citing the Indian Express newspaper.
The workers are protesting over allegations of unpaid wages and exploitation, according to AFP. "Local media reported workers saying they had not been paid for up to four months and were being forced to do extra shifts..."
Workers at the Taiwanese-run Wistron Infocomm Manufacturing near Bangalore smashed glass panels with rods and flipped cars on their side... CCTV cameras, fans and lights were torn down, while a car was set on fire, footage shared on social media showed...
A local trade union leader alleged that there was "brutal exploitation" of factory workers in sweatshop conditions at the iPhone manufacturing plant. "The state government has allowed the company to flout the basic rights," Satyanand, who uses one name, told The Hindu newspaper... Labour unrest is not uncommon in India, with workers paid poorly and given few or no social security benefits.
cusco shares a blog post from Amazon: As part of our efforts to continue supporting the future workforce, we are investing hundreds of millions of dollars to provide free cloud computing skills training to people from all walks of life and all levels of knowledge, in more than 200 countries and territories. We will provide training opportunities through existing AWS-designed programs, as well as develop new courses to meet a wide variety of schedules and learning goals. The training ranges from self-paced online courses -- designed to help individuals update their technical skills -- to intensive upskilling programs that can lead to new jobs in the technology industry.
What are some good movies and TV shows that you watched this year? You do not have to narrow down your selection to titles that came out this year, but feel free to give one a shotout.
In a joint security alert published this week, the US Cybersecurity Infrastructure and Security Agency, along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, warned about increased cyber-attacks targeting the US K-12 educational sector, often leading to ransomware attacks, the theft of data, and the disruption of distance learning services. From a report: "As of December 2020, the FBI, CISA, and MS-ISAC continue to receive reports from K-12 educational institutions about the disruption of distance learning efforts by cyber actors," the alert reads. "Cyber actors likely view schools as targets of opportunity, and these types of attacks are expected to continue through the 2020/2021 academic year," it added.
But of all the attacks plaguing the K-12 sector (kindergarten through twelfth-grade schools), ransomware has been a particularly aggressive threat this year, CISA and the FBI said. "According to MS-ISAC data, the percentage of reported ransomware incidents against K-12 schools increased at the beginning of the 2020 school year," the two agencies said. "In August and September, 57% of ransomware incidents reported to the MS-ISAC involved K-12 schools, compared to 28% of all reported ransomware incidents from January through July," they said.
A new study, published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology, is the first to explore the effects of MDMA therapy in couples where one member is suffering from PTSD. New Atlas reports: This preliminary study investigated the feasibility of incorporating two MDMA sessions into a previously established PTSD therapeutic regime known as CBCT, or cognitive-behavioral conjoint therapy. As opposed to traditional PTSD therapies focusing on the individual, CBCT is designed to help improve relationship functioning for couples, while still improving PTSD symptoms in the individual patient. The new trial recruited six couples, in which one member of the couple had a pre-existing PTSD diagnosis, and explored the feasibility of incorporating two MDMA sessions into the CBCT protocol, which traditionally involves around 15 therapy sessions conducted over several months.
The new study reports the addition of MDMA to the couples therapy protocol resulted in effects that were, "on par with, or greater than, those achieved with CBCT alone." Improvements were detected in both relationship outcomes and individual PTSD symptoms. The effects were most significant at the six-month follow up implying the MDMA therapy confers compelling long-term benefits. It is important to note the study was uncontrolled, so any efficacy comparisons to CBCT alone can only be garnered by examining prior CBCT studies. However, this feasibility study does establish the addition of MDMA to the pre-existing therapeutic protocol is safe and it does not negatively interfere with other PTSD treatments.
The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday by a 49 to 47 vote to advance the nomination of a senior Trump administration official who has helped lead an effort seeking social media regulations to a seat on the Federal Communications Commission. From a report: The Senate is set to vote later on the nomination of Nathan Simington, a Commerce Department official, after U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly urged lawmakers to take action. If Simington is confirmed, the FCC could initially be deadlocked 2-2 between Democrats and Republicans when Democratic President-elect Joe Biden takes office next month.
A French judge has sentenced the founder of the now-defunct BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange to five years in prison and a fine of $121,000 for laundering funds for cybercriminals, including ransomware gangs, ZDNet France reported today. From the report: Alexander Vinnik, 41, a Russian national, dodged a bigger sentence after French prosecutors failed to prove that the BTC-e founder was directly involved in the creation and the distribution of Locky, a ransomware strain that was active in 2016 and 2017. "Mr. Vinnik, the court acquitted you of the offenses relating to the cyber-attacks linked to Locky, as well as the offenses of extortion and association to criminal activities, but finds you guilty of organized money laundering," the judge said when reading the sentence. innik was trialed in Paris this fall after a long and complicated legal battle. He was initially arrested in July 2017 while vacationing in a summer resort in northern Greece. He was taken into custody by Greek police under an international warrant issued by the US for his involvement in running BTC-e, a cryptocurrency exchange that Vinnik founded in 2011, together with fellow Russian national Aleksandr Bilyuchenko. US authorities said Vinnik operated BTC-e as a front company for a money-laundering operation, knowingly receiving funds from hacks and other forms of cybercrime and helping crooks cash out stolen funds into fiat currency.
The U.S. air pollution monitoring network has fallen into disrepair after years of budget cuts and neglect, leaving tens of millions of Americans vulnerable to undetected bad air quality from events like wildfires to industrial pollution, according to a report by the investigative arm of Congress. Reuters: The conclusions from a 2-1/2-year audit by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) confirm key findings in a Reuters special report published last week that detailed broad failures in the air-pollution monitoring system, whose data guides U.S. regulatory policy and informs the public about health risks. Federal funding for the air monitoring network, which is overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and operated and maintained by state and local environmental agencies, has declined by about 20% since 2004, after adjusting for inflation, leaving it in poor condition, according to the GAO report viewed by Reuters. The GAO report said some agencies have reported termite damage and leaky roofs at shelters housing sensitive but aging pollution monitoring equipment, and one state agency resorted to shopping on eBay to find used monitor parts because the manufacturer had stopped making them.
NBC News reports:
The mysterious neurological symptoms experienced by American diplomats in China and Cuba are consistent with the effects of directed microwave energy, according to a long-awaited report by the National Academies of Sciences that cites medical evidence to support the long-held conviction of American intelligence officials.
The report, obtained Friday by NBC News, does not conclude that the directed energy was delivered intentionally, by a weapon, as some U.S. officials have long believed. But it raises that disturbing possibility...
A team of medical and scientific experts who studied the symptoms of as many as 40 State Department and other government employees concluded that nothing like them had previously been documented in medical literature, according to the National Academies of Sciences report... "The committee felt that many of the distinctive and acute signs, symptoms and observations reported by (government) employees are consistent with the effects of directed, pulsed radio frequency (RF) energy," the report says. "Studies published in the open literature more than a half-century ago and over the subsequent decades by Western and Soviet sources provide circumstantial support for this possible mechanism...."
In the last year, as first reported by GQ Magazine and The New York Times, a number of new incidents have been reported by CIA officers in Europe and Asia, including one involving Marc Polymeropoulos, who retired last year after a long and decorated career as a case officer. He told NBC News he is still suffering the effects of what he believes was a brain injury he sustained on a trip to Moscow. A source directly familiar with the matter told NBC News the CIA, using mobile phone location data, had determined that some Russian intelligence agents who had worked on microwave weapons programs were present in the same cities at the same time that CIA officers suffered mysterious symptoms. CIA officials consider that a promising lead but not conclusive evidence.
The State Department, responding to the report, said that "each possible cause remains speculative" and added that the investigation, now three years old, is still "ongoing." Although it praised the National Academies of Sciences for undertaking the effort, the State Department offered a long list of "challenges of their study" and limitations in the data the academies were given access to, suggesting that the report should not be viewed as conclusive...
The report says more investigation is required [and] recommends that the State Department establish a response mechanism for similar incidents that allows new cases to be studied more quickly and effectively [as well as neurological assessments for all State Department employees on foreign assignments].
NBC notes that the study examined four possible causes: Infection, chemicals, psychological factors and microwave energy. The report concludes that "Among the plausible mechanisms that the committee considered, directed radio frequency (RF) energy, especially in those with the distinct early manifestations, appears most germane, along with persistent postural perceptual dizziness (PPPD) as a secondary reinforcing mechanism, as well as the additive effects of psychological conditions.
"The committee cannot rule out other possible mechanisms, and again, considers it likely that a multiplicity of factors explains some cases and the differences between others."
9to5Mac reports that Apple announced a repair program for "a small percentage" of iPhone 11s manufactured between November 2019 and May 2020 where the display stops responding to touch:
The replacement program is exclusive to the regular iPhone 11 model and does not apply to the iPhone 11 Pro or iPhone 11 Pro Max. Users can check the Apple Support website to find out if their iPhone 11 is eligible for the replacement program using its serial number... Apple will replace the affected iPhone 11 for free.
The repair program covers affected iPhone 11 models for two years after the first retail sale of the unit. Apple may refuse free technical support for devices with physical damages.
Apple has always gone out of its way to build features for users with disabilities, and VoiceOver on iOS is an invaluable tool for anyone with a vision impairment -- assuming every element of the interface has been manually labeled. But the company just unveiled a brand new feature that uses machine learning to identify and label every button, slider and tab automatically. From a report: Screen Recognition, available now in iOS 14, is a computer vision system that has been trained on thousands of images of apps in use, learning what a button looks like, what icons mean and so on. Such systems are very flexible -- depending on the data you give them, they can become expert at spotting cats, facial expressions or, as in this case, the different parts of a user interface. The result is that in any app now, users can invoke the feature and a fraction of a second later every item on screen will be labeled. And by "every," they mean every -- after all, screen readers need to be aware of every thing that a sighted user would see and be able to interact with, from images (which iOS has been able to create one-sentence summaries of for some time) to common icons (home, back) and context-specific ones like "..." menus that appear just about everywhere. The idea is not to make manual labeling obsolete -- developers know best how to label their own apps, but updates, changing standards and challenging situations (in-game interfaces, for instance) can lead to things not being as accessible as they could be.
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order that aims to guide how federal agencies adopt artificial intelligence (AI) as part of efforts to build public trust in the government using this technology. From a report: The order itself directs federal agencies to be guided by nine principles when designing, developing, acquiring, and using AI. These principles emphasise that AI use by federal agencies be lawful; purposeful and performance-driven; accurate, reliable, and effective; safe, secure, and resilient; understandable; responsible and traceable; regularly monitored; transparent; and accountable. To implement these principles, the order directs the Office of Management and Budget to create a roadmap by the end of May 2021 for how the government will better support the use of AI. This roadmap will include a schedule for engaging with the public and timelines for finalising relevant policy guidance. The order also calls on agencies to continue to use voluntary consensus standards developed with industry participation. "This order recognises the potential for AI to improve government operations, such as by reducing outdated or duplicative regulations, enhancing the security of federal information systems, and streamlining application processes," Trump said in a statement. Federal agencies will also be required to prepare an inventory of AI use cases, as well as review and assess these use cases for consistency. The General Services Administration, meanwhile, has been directed to establish an AI track within the Presidential Innovation Fellows program to attract experts from industry and academia to work within agencies to further the design, development, acquisition, and use of AI in government.
GitHub has released its annual Octoverse report, revealing trends in one of the largest developer communities on the planet, including a spike in open source project activity following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. VentureBeat: JavaScript continues to be the most popular programming language on GitHub, while Python is now the second most popular, followed by Java and the fast-growing TypeScript community. Maintained by GitHub owner Microsoft, TypeScript has climbed from seventh place in 2018 and 2019 to fourth overall this year. PHP and Ruby, languages that ranked among the most popular five years ago, continued to decline in popularity.
Joe2020 writes: Famous developer Hector Martin who put Linux on the PS4 now wants to port Linux to the new Apple M1, and he wants to do it with the help of crowdfunding by making it his full-time job. One can find his official pledge for support here. "Since these devices are brand new and bespoke silicon, porting Linux to run on them is a huge undertaking. Well beyond a hobby project, it is a full-time job," the developer explains.
"The goal is to bring Linux support on Apple Silicon macs to the point where it is not merely a tech demo, but is actually an OS you would want to use on a daily driver device. To do this, there is a huge amount of work to be done. Running Linux on things is easy, but making it work well is hard. Drivers need to be written for all devices. The driver for the completely custom Apple GPU is the most complicated component, which is necessary to have a good desktop experience. Power management needs to work well too, for your battery life to be reasonable," the dev explains. Martin says he hopes to have enough donations to purchase the new Apple Silicon-powered devices and hire other people to help with the job.
Slashdot reader NoMoreACs also shared the news via Mac Rumors.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Popular Mechanics: Scientists are going back to the salt mines, literally, to find a revolutionary new way to store large quantities of hydrogen for energy. Proponents say this could be a step toward unlocking hydrogen for renewables -- something that could change the energy landscape if it were resolved. "The project would initially have enough energy to power 150,000 households for one year and is scheduled to be operational by 2025," Fuel Cell Works reports. "It is being managed by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS), a maker of gas turbines, and Magnum Development, which owns salt caverns for liquid fuel storage." This works by basically repurposing existing, enormous caves to store reserves of hydrogen as well as other fuels.
Salt in particular makes a great medium for storing and then continuing to generate green hydrogen. CNBC explains how the caves are used to store and generate hydrogen: "Caverns can be created in salt domes by drilling into the salt dome and injecting the rock with water, which dissolves the salt. The resulting brine is extracted, leaving a large cavity. The next step is storing hydrogen in the cavern. Hydrogen electrolyzers can convert water into hydrogen by using renewable energy from solar and other sources. The hydrogen can then be stored, and reconverted to electricity when needed." Fuel Cell Works reports that while these caves are in the U.S., the major push for salt cave storage is in Europe.
Facebook has acquired Kustomer, a New York-based software company that helps businesses manage customer conversations from multiple services on one dashboard. From a report: The social media giant made the deal to bolster its nascent messaging business, which is expanding to include customer-service products that help companies interact with people via chat apps, like WhatsApp and Messenger. "Any business knows that when the phone rings, they need to answer it. Increasingly, texts and messages have become just as important as that phone call -- and businesses need to adapt," Facebook executives wrote in a blog post. Kustomer also offers automated tools so companies can handle easier customer requests using bots. The deal values Kustomer at a little over $1 billion, WSJ reported.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission killed a proposal to allow in-flight voice calls via mobile phones, ending its examination of an idea that evoked fears of air rage from passengers trapped beside jabbering seat mates. From a report: The idea drew "strong opposition" from pilots and flight attendants, the agency said Friday in a four-paragraph order. The FCC in 2013 proposed allowing mobile telephone conversations above 10,000 feet, adopting practices followed in Europe and elsewhere, where in-flight voice calling is more common. But the proposal led to strong and immediate pushback, with travelers, flight attendants, members of Congress and others saying they were troubled by the idea of passengers talking on phones in flight. One group raised "the potential for air rage if passengers are using their cell phone."
Leaf-cutter ants are named for their Herculean feats: they chomp foliage and carry unwieldy pieces, like green flags many times their size, long distances to their colonies. There they chew up the leaves to feed underground fungus farms. Along the way, the insects brave all manner of predators -- and regularly engage in wars with other ants. But these insects are even tougher than previously thought. From a report: A new study shows that one Central American leaf-cutter ant species has natural armor that covers its exoskeleton. This shield-like coating is made of calcite with high levels of magnesium, a type found only in one other biological structure: sea urchin teeth, which can grind limestone. Bones and teeth of many animals contain calciferous minerals, and crustaceans, such as crabs and lobsters, have mineralized shells and other body parts. But before this finding, no type of calcite had been found in any adult insect.
In leaf-cutter ants, this coating is made of thousands of tiny, plate-like crystals that harden their exoskeleton. This "armor" helps prevent the insects from losing limbs in battles with other ants and staves off fungal infections, according to a paper published November 24 in the journal Nature Communications. The discovery is especially surprising because the ants are well known. "There are thousands of papers on leaf-cutter ants," says study co-author Cameron Currie, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. "We were really excited to find [this in] one of the most well-studied insects in nature," he says. Though this paper looked only at one species, Acromyrmex echinatior, Currie and colleagues suspect other related ants have the biomineral too.
Residents of an Austrian village will ring in the new year under a new name -- Fugging -- after ridicule of their signposts, especially on social media, became too much to bear. From a report:
They finally grew weary of Fucking, its current name, which some experts say dates back to the 11th century. Minutes from a municipal council meeting published on Thursday showed that the village of about 100 people, 350km (215 miles) east of Vienna, will be named Fugging from 1 January 2021. Increasing numbers of English-speaking tourists have made a point of stopping in to snap pictures of themselves by the signpost at the entrance to the village, sometimes striking lascivious poses for social media.
Some have reportedly even stolen the signposts, leading the local authorities to use theft-resistant concrete when putting up replacements. Finally, a majority of the villagers decided they had had enough. "I can confirm that the village is being renamed," said Andrea Holzner, the mayor of Tarsdorf, the municipality to which the village belongs.
UK-based cyber-security vendor Sophos is currently notifying customers via email about a security breach the company suffered earlier this week. From a report: "On November 24, 2020, Sophos was advised of an access permission issue in a tool used to store information on customers who have contacted Sophos Support," the company said in an email sent to customers and obtained by ZDNet. Exposed information included details such as customer first and last names, email addresses, and phone numbers (if provided).
Amateur astronomer and YouTuber Alberto Caballero, one of the founders of The Exoplanets Channel, has found a small amount of evidence for a source of the notorious Wow! signal. Phys.Org reports: Back in 1977, astronomers working with the Big Ear Radio Telescope -- at the time, situated in Delaware, Ohio -- recorded a unique signal from somewhere in space. It was so strong and unusual that one of the workers on the team, Jerry Ehman, famously scrawled the word Wow! on the printout. Despite years of work and many man hours, no one has ever been able to trace the source of the signal or explain the strong, unique signal, which lasted for all of 72 seconds. Since that time, many people have suggested the only explanation for such a strong and unique signal is extraterrestrial intelligent life.
In this new effort, Caballero reasoned that if the source was some other life form, it would likely be living on an exoplanet -- and if that were the case, it would stand to reason that such a life form might be living on a planet similar to Earth -- one circling its own sun-like star. Pursuing this logic, Caballero began searching the publicly available Gaia database for just such a star. The Gaia database has been assembled by a team working at the Gaia observatory run by the European Space Agency. Launched back in 2013, the project has worked steadily on assembling the best map of the night sky ever created. To date, the team has mapped approximately 1.3 billion stars. In studying his search results, Caballero found what appears to fit the bill -- a star (2MASS 19281982-2640123) that is very nearly a mirror image of the sun -- and is located in the part of the sky where the Wow! signal originated. He notes that there are other possible candidates in the area but suggests his candidate might provide the best launching point for a new research effort by astronomers who have the tools to look for exoplanets. Caballero shared his findings via arXiv.
Slack may have found a way to keep its fight on with Microsoft. The business communication app has engaged in conversations to sell the business to Salesforce, Dow Jones reported moments ago.
This 2004 project is garnering interest from users who have found it for the first time. You might also like Zoomquilt2, from 2007, and Arkadia, from 2015.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: OneWeb has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy under new ownership and says it will begin launching more broadband satellites next month. Similar to SpaceX Starlink, OneWeb is building a network of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites that can provide high-speed broadband with much lower latencies than traditional geostationary satellites. After a launch in December, "launches will continue throughout 2021 and 2022 and OneWeb is now on track to begin commercial connectivity services to the UK and the Arctic region in late 2021 and will expand to delivering global services in 2022," OneWeb said in an announcement Friday.
In March this year, OneWeb filed for bankruptcy and reportedly laid off most of its staff. In July, OneWeb agreed to sell the business to a consortium including the UK government and Bharti Global Limited for $1 billion. In the Friday announcement, OneWeb said it has secured "all relevant regulatory approvals" needed to exit bankruptcy. "Together with our UK Government partner, we recognized that OneWeb has valuable global spectrum with priority rights, and we benefit from $3.3 billion invested to date and from the satellites already in orbit, securing our usage rights," Bharti founder and Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said.
Mars is a dead planet — "Or is it?" asks the New York Times:
Previous research has hinted at volcanic eruptions on Mars 2.5 million years ago. But a new paper suggests an eruption occurred as recently as 53,000 years ago in a region called Cerberus Fossae, which would be the youngest known volcanic eruption on Mars. That drives home the prospect that beneath its rusty surface pocked with gigantic volcanoes that have gone silent, some volcanism still erupts to the surface at rare intervals. "If this deposit is of volcanic origin then the Cerberus Fossae region may not be extinct and Mars may still be volcanically active today," scientists at the University of Arizona and Smithsonian Institution, write in their paper — which was posted online ahead of peer review and has been submitted to the journal Icarus...
If it holds up to scrutiny, the discovery would have large implications for Mars. In geological terms, 53,000 years is the blink of an eye, suggesting Mars might well still be volcanically active now. It could also have big implications for the search for life on Mars. Such volcanic activity could melt subsurface ice, providing a potential habitable environment for living things.
"To have life, you need energy, carbon, water and nutrients," said Steven Anderson, an earth sciences professor at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, who was not involved in the paper. "And a volcanic system provides all of those."
"Does the human brain resemble the Universe?" teases an announcement that an astrophysicist of the University of Bologna and a neurosurgeon of the University of Verona "compared the network of neuronal cells in the human brain with the cosmic network of galaxies...and surprising similarities emerged."
Slashdot reader Iwastheone shares their report:
Despite the substantial difference in scale between the two networks (more than 27 orders of magnitude), their quantitative analysis, which sits at the crossroads of cosmology and neurosurgery, suggests that diverse physical processes can build structures characterized by similar levels of complexity and self-organization. The human brain functions thanks to its wide neuronal network that is deemed to contain approximately 69 billion neurons. On the other hand, the observable universe can count upon a cosmic web of at least 100 billion galaxies.
Within both systems, only 30% of their masses are composed of galaxies and neurons. Within both systems, galaxies and neurons arrange themselves in long filaments or nodes between the filaments. Finally, within both system, 70% of the distribution of mass or energy is composed of components playing an apparently passive role: water in the brain and dark energy in the observable Universe.
Starting from the shared features of the two systems, researchers compared a simulation of the network of galaxies to sections of the cerebral cortex and the cerebellum. The goal was to observe how matter fluctuations scatter over such diverse scales. "We calculated the spectral density of both systems. This is a technique often employed in cosmology for studying the spatial distribution of galaxies", explains Franco Vazza (astrophysicist at the University of Bologna). "Our analysis showed that the distribution of the fluctuation within the cerebellum neuronal network on a scale from 1 micrometre to 0.1 millimetres follows the same progression of the distribution of matter in the cosmic web but, of course, on a larger scale that goes from 5 million to 500 million light-years".
The two researchers also calculated some parameters characterising both the neuronal network and the cosmic web: the average number of connections in each node and the tendency of clustering several connections in relevant central nodes within the network. "Once again, structural parameters have identified unexpected agreement levels. Probably, the connectivity within the two networks evolves following similar physical principles, despite the striking and obvious difference between the physical powers regulating galaxies and neurons", adds Alberto Feletti (neurosurgeon at the University of Verona).
"In a historic test, a U.S. Navy guided missile destroyer shot down an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) warhead aimed at a patch of ocean off the Hawaiian Islands," reports Popular Mechanics:
Once the missile launched, a network of sensors picked it up. The data was then handed off to the guided missile destroyer USS John Finn, which launched a SM-3 Block IIA interceptor. Just as the ICBM released a [simulated] nuclear warhead, the SM-3 released an Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV) designed to smash itself into the incoming warhead. Infrared cameras recorded a visible explosion as the EKV took out the simulated nuclear warhead.
Most types of ballistic missiles are basically small payload space rockets designed to boost nuclear warheads into low-Earth orbit. Once in space, the warhead coasts through orbit at several thousand miles per hour — the so-called midcourse phase when the warhead is midway between its launch point and target. The warhead then de-orbits into a trajectory that sends it plunging toward its target.
Meanwhile, space-based infrared sensors pick up the hot launch plume of the ballistic missile. A launch alert is passed on to ground-based long range radars, which search the skies for the incoming threat. As the missile falls away and the warhead continues on to its target, missile defense radars track the target, plot its trajectory, and alert any "shooters" in the flight path capable of shooting down the warhead. The shooter then launches an interceptor, and the EKV steers itself into the warhead path...
The article includes video of the test, and concludes that the ability to shoot down missiles is "terrible news for China" — while adding this "could very well cause Beijing to increase its nuclear arsenal."
Apple and Microsoft are working on adding support for the Xbox Series X controller to Apple devices, according to an Apple Support page spotted by a Reddit user. MacRumors reports: The support page states that Apple devices only support the Xbox Wireless Controller with Bluetooth, Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, Xbox Adaptive Controller, PlayStation DualShock 4 Wireless Controller, and various other MFi Bluetooth controllers. However, small print on the page states: "Microsoft and Apple are working together to bring compatibility for the Xbox Series X controller to customers in a future update." There is no mention of the Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense Controller or the Amazon Luna Controller on the Apple Support page, but MacRumors has spotted code mentioning the controllers in the iOS and iPadOS 14.3 betas.
sciencehabit shares a report from Science Magazine: In 2018, a group of researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) pulled off a dazzling materials science magic trick. They stacked two microscopic cards of graphene -- sheets of carbon one atom thick -- and twisted one ever so slightly. Applying an electric field transformed the stack from a conductor to an insulator and then, suddenly, into a superconductor: a material that frictionlessly conducts electricity. Dozens of labs leapt into the newly born field of "twistronics," hoping to conjure up novel electronic devices without the hassles of fusing together chemically different materials. Two groups -- including the pioneering MIT group -- are now delivering on that promise by turning twisted graphene into working devices, including superconducting switches like those used in many quantum computers. The studies mark a crucial step for the material, which is already maturing into a basic science tool able to capture and control individual electrons and photons. Now, it is showing that it could one day be the basis of new electronic devices.
A group of state attorneys general, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, is on track to file antitrust charges against Facebook in early December, according to a report Thursday from the Washington Post. CNET: The move comes as the US Federal Trade Commission is also reportedly finalizing its antitrust probe into the social media giant. State and federal investigators plan to bring antitrust charges against Facebook over its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, alleging that the deals "helped create an anti-competitive social networking juggernaut," according to the Post. Investigators may also reportedly argue that Facebook weaponized its vast trove of user data to help quash rivals.
After analyzing 275,699,516 passwords leaked during 2020 data breaches, NordPass and partners found that the most common passwords are incredibly easy to guess -- and it could take less than a second or two for attackers to break into accounts using these credentials. Only 44% of those recorded were considered "unique." ZDNet reports: On Wednesday, the password manager solutions provider published its annual report on the state of password security, finding that the most popular options were "123456," "123456789," "picture1," "password," and "12345678." With the exception of "picture1," which would take approximately three hours to decipher using a brute-force attack, each password would take seconds using either dictionary scripts -- which compile common phrases and numerical combinations to try -- or simple, human guesswork.
As one of the entrants on the 200-strong list describes the state of affairs when it comes to password security, "whatever," it seems many of us are still reluctant to use strong, difficult-to-crack passwords -- and instead, we are going for options including "football," "iloveyou," "letmein," and "pokemon." When selecting a password, you should avoid patterns or repetitions, such as letters or numbers that are next to each other on a keyboard. Adding a capital letter, symbols, and numbers in unexpected places can help, too -- and in all cases, you should not use personal information as a password, such as birthdates or names.
How long might immunity to the coronavirus last? Years, maybe even decades, according to a new study -- the most hopeful answer yet to a question that has shadowed plans for widespread vaccination. From a report: Eight months after infection, most people who have recovered still have enough immune cells to fend off the virus and prevent illness, the new data show. A slow rate of decline in the short term suggests, happily, that these cells may persist in the body for a very, very long time to come. The research, published online, has not been peer-reviewed nor published in a scientific journal. But it is the most comprehensive and long-ranging study of immune memory to the coronavirus to date. "That amount of memory would likely prevent the vast majority of people from getting hospitalized disease, severe disease, for many years," said Shane Crotty, a virologist at the La Jolla Institute of Immunology who co-led the new study.
The findings are likely to come as a relief to experts worried that immunity to the virus might be short-lived, and that vaccines might have to be administered repeatedly to keep the pandemic under control. And the research squares with another recent finding: that survivors of SARS, caused by another coronavirus, still carry certain important immune cells 17 years after recovering. The findings are consistent with encouraging evidence emerging from other labs. Researchers at the University of Washington, led by the immunologist Marion Pepper, had earlier shown that certain "memory" cells that were produced following infection with the coronavirus persist for at least three months in the body. The study has yet to be published and peer-reviewed.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: According to Bloomberg, EQT is planning an IPO for German Linux and enterprise software company SUSE. EQT is a Swedish-based private equity firm with 50 billion euros in raised capital. SUSE is the leading European Union (EU) Linux distributor. Over the years, SUSE has changed owners several times. First, it was acquired by Novell in 2004. Then, Attachmate, with some Microsoft funding, bought Novell and SUSE in 2010. This was followed in 2014 when Micro Focus purchased Attachmate and SUSE was spun off as an independent division. Then, EQT purchased SUSE from Micro Focus for $2.5 billion in March 2019. With an IPO of approximately $6 billion, EQT would do very well for itself in very little time.
Bloomberg states that the IPO talks are in a very preliminary stage. Nothing may yet come of these conversations. As for SUSE, a company representative said, "As a company, we are constantly exploring ways to grow. But as a matter of corporate policy, we do not comment on rumor or speculation in the market."
Amazon is making its biggest push into the healthcare industry yet with the launch today of Amazon Pharmacy: a new service offering home delivery for prescription medication. From a report: Customers can sign up to the new store by creating a "secure pharmacy profile," with the option of adding information about their health insurance, any outstanding medical issues like allergies, and any regular prescriptions. The store will offer a range of "generic and brand-name drugs," reports CNBC, including "commonly prescribed drugs like insulin, triamcinolone steroid creams, metformin for controlling blood sugar, and sumatriptan for migraines." Notably, the pharmacy will not sell Schedule II medications, which includes many common opioids like Oxycontin. As usual for Amazon, Prime members will get a number of advantages over regular customers. These perks include free, two-day delivery on orders and discounts on medication. Amazon claims Prime members will be able to save "up to 80 percent off generic and 40 percent off brand name medications when paying without insurance." Prime members will also be able to save on medication bought in person from over 50,000 pharmacies across the US, including Rite Aid, CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens.
Four astronauts aboard their SpaceX Dragon capsule "Resilience" have arrived at the International Space Station, circling 262 miles above the Earth, where they will stay until spring. From a report: The capsule lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center Sunday evening atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, chasing the ISS for 27 hours before matching its altitude and speed for an orbital dock. The flight marks only the second crewed flight for Crew Dragon, which became the first commercial vehicle to put humans in orbit when astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken launched in May. "SpaceX, this is Resilience. Excellent job, right down the center," commander Hopkins radioed to mission control after the docking. "SpaceX and NASA, congratulations." The flight marks another milestone for SpaceX flying its first fully operational mission. After the May launch, designated "Demo-2" with Hurley and Behnken, NASA certified the capsule for operational use in its Commercial Crew program. The Resilience crew includes three NASA astronauts and one from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency who were mostly passengers during the flight of Crew Dragon, which generally flies without human input and docks to the ISS autonomously.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: A new study shows that the demand for employee surveillance software was up 55% in June 2020 compared to the pre-pandemic average. From webcam access to random screenshot monitoring, these surveillance software products can record almost everything an employee does on their computer. VPN review website Top10VPN used its global monitoring data to analyze over 200 terms related to employee surveillance software. It took into account both generic and brand-specific queries for its study which compared searches during March-May 2020 with internet searches in the preceding year. Global demand for employee monitoring software increased by 108% in April, and 70% in May 2020 compared with searches carried out the preceding year. Queries for "How to monitor employees working from home" increased by 1,705% in April and 652% in May 2020 compared with searches carried out the preceding year.
The surge in popularity of such an open-ended phrase like this reveals how unprepared many companies were for the abrupt shift to mass home-working. The most popular surveillance tools are Time Doctor, Hubstaff, and FlexiSPY. The tools with the biggest increase in demand include Teramind, DeskTime, Kickidler, and Time Doctor, with interest for the latter tripling compared to the pre-pandemic levels. The top three tools account for almost 60% of global demand in surveillance software because of the range of features offered. The radical shift away from office-working has clearly made employers nervous about a reduction in productivity and its potential impact on their business. Greater surveillance, however, may actually reduce long-term productivity. Your boss watching your every move may make you less productive in the long run and could significantly impact your feelings about the company itself.
Airbnb released its prospectus today, becoming the latest big name to join the push to go public during the COVID-19 pandemic. CNBC reports: The company made $219 million in net income on revenues of $1.34 billion last quarter. That was down nearly 19% from $1.65 billion in revenue a year prior. Despite primarily turning net losses, the company has had other occasional quarters of profitability, including the second and third quarters of 2018 and the third quarter of 2019. The company said it plans to trade under the symbol "ABNB" on the Nasdaq.
In its prospectus, the company put an emphasis on building a community around its hosts and guests, positioning that community as a differentiating factor from its competitors. The company said it would set up 9.2 million shares of non-voting stock aside in an endowment fund for hosts. "Our guests are not transactions -- they are engaged, contributing members of our community," the company said in its prospectus summary. "Once they become a part of Airbnb, guests actively participate in our community, return regularly to our platform to book again, and recommend Airbnb to others who then join themselves. This demand encourages new hosts to join, which in turn attracts even more guests. It is a virtuous cycle -- guests attract hosts, and hosts attract guests."
Matthew Green, a cryptographer and professor at Johns Hopkins University, writes: The Internet is a dangerous place in the best of times. Sometimes Internet engineers find ways to mitigate the worst of these threats, and sometimes they fail. Every now and then, however, a major Internet company finds a solution that actually makes the situation worse for just about everyone. Today I want to talk about one of those cases, and how a big company like Google might be able to lead the way in fixing it. This post is about the situation with Domain Keys Identified Mail (DKIM), a harmless little spam protocol that has somehow become a monster. My request is simple and can be summarized as follows: Dear Google: would you mind rotating and publishing your DKIM secret keys on a periodic basis? This would make the entire Internet quite a bit more secure, by removing a strong incentive for criminals to steal and leak emails. The fix would cost you basically nothing, and would remove a powerful tool from hands of thieves.
"Ubuntu developers have fixed a series of vulnerabilities that made it easy for standard users to gain coveted root privileges," reports Ars Technica:
"This blog post is about an astonishingly straightforward way to escalate privileges on Ubuntu," Kevin Backhouse, a researcher at GitHub, wrote in a post published on Tuesday. "With a few simple commands in the terminal, and a few mouse clicks, a standard user can create an administrator account for themselves."
The first series of commands triggered a denial-of-service bug in a daemon called accountsservice, which as its name suggests is used to manage user accounts on the computer... With the help of a few extra commands, Backhouse was able to set a timer that gave him just enough time to log out of the account before accountsservice crashed. When done correctly, Ubuntu would restart and open a window that allowed the user to create a new account that — you guessed it — had root privileges...
The second bug involved in the hack resided in the GNOME display manager, which among other things manages user sessions and the login screen. The display manager, which is often abbreviated as gdm3, also triggers the initial setup of the OS when it detects no users currently exist. "How does gdm3 check how many users there are on the system?" Backhouse asked rhetorically. "You probably already guessed it: by asking accounts-daemon! So what happens if accounts-daemon is unresponsive....?"
The vulnerabilities could be triggered only when someone had physical access to, and a valid account on, a vulnerable machine. It worked only on desktop versions of Ubuntu.
"This bug is now tracked as CVE-2020-16125 and rated with a high severity score of 7.2 out of 10. It affects Ubuntu 20.10, Ubuntu 20.04, and Ubuntu 18.04..." reports Bleeping Computer.
They add that the GitHub security research who discovered the bugs "reported them to Ubuntu and GNOME maintainers on October 17, and fixes are available in the latest code."
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