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Xcel Energy customers may be hit with the largest electric rate increase ever
The $225 million increase would raise the average residential bill by $6.13, but the proposed rate needs PUC approval and consumer advocates oppose it
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Fifty for 150: Obama accepts the Democratic nomination in Denver in 2008
In August 2008, Americans were feeling uneasy. Eight years of the George W. Bush administration had mired the country in two protracted wars in the Middle East. The attacks of 9/11 still cast a dark shadow over much government policy, and…
Colorado Public Radio
A patchwork of child care in the Western Slope can come loose at the seams for some families
Amid a state shortage in health care workers, CNA Mars Moreno just needs reliable daycare to build her future
Denverite
RTD is about to improve service for Arvada, Aurora and Westminster, but some lines will see cuts
The G, B and R lines will see more frequent trains, but downtown faces construction disruption.
Colorado Public Radio
Uruguayan restaurant sizzles on Aurora’s famed South Havana food strip
Cuisine from the tiny South American Country influenced by Italian and Spanish cooking.
The Colorado Sun
Colorado Parks and Wildlife receives two bids for statewide search and rescue management
The Colorado Search and Rescue Association did not submit a proposal to continue its 53-year role managing statewide search and rescue responses and volunteer training
The Colorado Sun
Where the Republican candidates in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District stand on the top issues
The war in Iran, immigration, healthcare and agriculture are among the top issues in the race between U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd and former state Rep. Ron Hanks
The Colorado Sun
Owner of one of Colorado’s biggest ranches says her employee killed a wolf
Susan Nottingham says her ranch hand shot the King Mountain pack female after pack members repeatedly harassed or killed her cattle
Colorado Public Radio
Polis vetoes bill that would have ended credit card fees on sales tax
The credit card industry spent millions to kill the proposal.
The Colorado Sun
Colorado governor sets personal veto record in rejecting bills limiting credit card swipe fees, helping firefighters who get cancer
With three vetoes Wednesday, Jared Polis has now rejected 12 bills passed by the legislature this year — eclipsing the personal record the term-limited governor set in 2025
Colorado Public Radio
GOP primary debate goes off the rails
Candidates offered conspiracy theories, unverified heroic stories, and a prayer in their only appearance together.
Colorado NewslineFull story
US House approves measure to restrain Trump action in Iran
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House passed a resolution Wednesday to force President Donald Trump to withdraw from the war with Iran and require congressional approval for further military action in the country. The 215-208 vote, in which four…
Colorado Public Radio
On-peak energy prices in Colorado Springs will increase for the summer
Colorado Springs Utilities is doubling the cost of electricity during peak hours.
Colorado Public Radio
US Department of Education threatens Jeffco schools with funding cuts over gender identity policies
Officials say the district is violating Title IX by allowing trans students to use accommodations that align with their gender identity.
Denverite
Whether it’s a buyers’ or sellers’ market, home sales are dropping
More houses are for sale, but mortgage rates are staying high.
Colorado NewslineFull story
Treasury’s Bessent mum on Trump’s IRS immunity deal
WASHINGTON — The day after acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Trump administration’s “anti-weaponization” fund was dead, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent evaded questions on Capitol Hill Wednesday about whether President Donald…
Colorado Public Radio
Colorado wants your stories, photos and keepsakes for a time capsule
As Colorado marks 150 years of statehood and the U.S. celebrates 250 years, residents are being asked to help preserve this moment in time.
Denverite
Denver airport CEO Phil Washington will retire
DIA’s leader, who leaves in August, has overseen a monumental era of growth.