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Colorado agency targeted in nationwide ransomware scheme

DENVER – No money was paid and no information was lost during a ransomware cyberattack that exploited a cloud-based vulnerability in the Colorado Department of Transportation’s computer netw...

Colorado pushes for more snowplow drivers among shortage

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS – Colorado is looking for more drivers to plow roads across the state as winter weather descends. The Steamboat Pilot and Today reports the state Department of T...

Bennet offers eviction prevention bill, demurs on presidential ambitions, slams Trump

Colorado senator says database would provide alternatives to eviction

Denver is latest city pushing for first U.S. drug injection site

DENVER – Despite federal opposition, Denver is trying again to become what could be the first U.S. city to open a supervised drug injection site, a strategy that some liberal cities have tri...

New Mexico prosecutors get documents about two former priests

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico prosecutors have obtained documents from the Archdiocese of Santa Fe regarding the service records of two former priests. Agents with the state Attorney G...

Forest Service approves Aspen Skiing Co.’s Pandora expansion

ASPEN – The U.S. Forest Service has authorized Aspen Skiing Co.’s proposal to develop an additional 0.3 square miles of skiing on Aspen Mountain. The Aspen Times reports the au...

CU scientist: Climate change is going to make Colorado’s transportation woes much worse

Professor part of national report on climate change

Board in struggling Colorado district keeps hiring power

DENVER – The school board of a struggling Denver-area school district will lose most of its power but will retain the power to hire and fire employees. The Colorado State Board ...

Plan seeks to designate Route 66 as National Historic Trail

ALBUQUERQUE – A new proposal moving through Congress seeks to designate Route 66, the highway that connected Chicago to Los Angeles and was once an economic driver for small towns across a p...

Colorado sisters killed when train hits car in Platteville

GREELEY – Two sisters from Greeley were identified as the victims of a collision between a train and a car in northern Colorado. The Greeley Tribune reports obituaries identify ...

Vail ski academy teacher dies in snowboarding accident

MINTURN – A Vail ski academy teacher has died in a backcountry snowboarding accident at the East Vail Chutes. Fellow snowboarder John Spriggs tells the Vail Daily that Bindu Sky P...

New Mexico crafts new rules for crisis triage centers

SANTA FE – New Mexico health officials have crafted a new set of regulations and licensing requirements for behavioral health crisis triage centers. The state Health Department ...