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Mozilla, the company that built the Firefox internet browser and is now a leading watchdog for consumer privacy data, found cars are the worst product category they have ever reviewed for privacy.

Supporters of affirmative action said the practice equalized education opportunities, while those opposed said it violated their 14th Amendment rights.

Some airports are going gangbusters with the post-COVID travel boom. Some have become casualties of the changing air travel landscape – including Pueblo Memorial Airport.

Colorado legislators hope 2023 is the year they can provide physician assistants (PA) more leeway when it comes to treating patients.

Colorado traffic fatality data released this week showed a troubling trend on Colorado roadways. Stats reveal there were 745 fatalities in 2022 which is the most roadway deaths since 1981.

Statewide traffic fatality data shows a troubling trend on Colorado roadways. CDOT Stats reveal there were 745 fatalities in 2022 which is the most roadway deaths since 1981.

In his State of the State address, Gov. Jared Polis said he's worked in good faith with the health care industry to lower costs, but not everyone has held up their end of the bargain.

Denver7 takes a 360 look at the hurdles Democrats could face during the 2023 legislative session even with their historic majority.

We’re taking the arrival of Coach Prime on a 360 by looking at the excitement of new recruits, ticket and merchandise sales, national exposure for CU, why it’s a big deal and the outlook for the team.

In Colorado and nationwide, small metro areas, dubbed micropolitan areas, have found that mixing outdoor recreation with business and manufacturing has led to prosperity post-pandemic.