Senior Day for Air Force football becoming a finish line that hits too early

The finish line for Air Force football players remains at the same fixed point as always, but in relation to the rest of college football it is as if players are being plucked just as they’re hitting the final straightaway....

Brent Briggeman

Reporter

TSA and travel: Passengers still showing up with prohibited items, including loaded guns

Chances are that the bottle of tropical lotion you bought as a souvenir while vacationing in Hawaii and tucked into your bag without realizing it wouldn’t make it through airport security landed in the trash. Likewise, a package of mace...

Debbie Kelley

Reporter

9 things you probably didn’t know about the American Revolution | Vince Bzdek

By Vince Bzdek What is most striking about Ken Burns’ extraordinary new PBS documentary on the American Revolution is how alike we are right now to those folks in 1776. Take away the tricorn hats and ruffled shirts and they...

Vince Bzdek

Reporter

Communities across Colorado voted on ballot issues | Cronin and Loevy

By Tom Cronin and Bob Loevy  The results of the November 2025 odd-year elections are well known. Democrats easily won the Virginia and New Jersey governor elections and, in a number of other state elections, bested the Republicans.  In Colorado, the big 2025 election news...

Tom Cronin Bob Loevy

Reporter

PHOTOS: Denver rings in the Holidays with Tree Lightings and Christkindlmarket

Stephen Swofford

Reporter

Denver shoppers wary ahead of holidays, but people may keep spending

The holiday bells are ringing and so are the cash registers — or more like self checkouts nowadays. The run up of holidays beginning from Thanksgiving to Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year’s Day is the biggest shopping season of the...

Bernadette Berdychowski

Reporter

Scientists question necessity of resuming nuclear tests

America’s last nuclear detonation was nothing special. Smaller than the bomb that killed 73,000 people in Nagasaki, it exploded 1,397 feet below the Nevada desert. It shook the ground, created a shallow concavity in the sand, and killed no one...

Jim Carrier

Reporter

World Cup skiing invades Copper Mountain, US team’s top athletes, personalities ready for four-day race

Here’s a look at 2 men, 2 women skiers to watch at this year’s event Alpine ski racers like River Radamus, Lauren Macuga, Lindsey Vonn and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde were on the slopes of Copper Mountain Resort in Summit County...

Jonathan Ingraham

Reporter

Ranch owner who built 8.5-foot fence in Colorado faces $66K per day fine

SAN LUIS • A Texas businessman who built an 8.5-foot-high fence partially around his ranch in the San Luis Valley, Colorado, could face fines of up to $65,544 per day after state regulators determined runoff from the disturbed land could...

R. Scott Rappold

Reporter

No. 3 Denver routs Arizona State 7-1 to remain unbeaten in NCHC

The Pioneers just keep on rolling in NCHC play. In their fourth road game in the last five overall, No. 3 Denver went into the desert and dominated Arizona State for a 7-1 win, the Pios’ sixth straight as they...

Tyler King

Reporter