People Take The Plunge At Wash Park To Benefit Special Olympics Colorado

The Denver Plunge Roulette & 5K is an annual event that’s split up into two events.

CU Basketball Guard McKinley Wright Shares Impact Of Father’s Incarceration

“McKinley Wright is going to down as one of the greatest players in Colorado basketball history,” said the Buffs head coach Tad Boyle.

Daylight Saving Time 2021: When Clocks Change In Colorado

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.

Stealing Newspapers. Unlawfully Using Slugs. Defacing A Cave. Colorado’s Misdemeanor Classifications Getting Rewrite.

Draft recommendations aim to update, recalibrate and simplify the state’s convoluted misdemeanor and felony offenses.

School Boards Refused To Let Students Receive Medical Cannabis. Parents Are Fighting Back.

Colorado bill builds on a 2018 law that allowed school nurses to voluntarily administer meds.

Colorado Lawmakers Revive Plans To Better Monitor — But Not Regulate — Some Toxic Air Pollutants

‘Fenceline monitoring’ requirements aim to improve transparency around emissions from Suncor refinery, fuel terminals.

1 Year Since 1st Coronavirus Case Reported In Colorado

Friday marks one year since the first coronavirus case was reported in our state. Here's a look at Coloradans' resilience, and our future.

Colorado Gets Its First Officially Named Snowplow — ‘Unsinkable Molly’

Elementary school students from around the state are now encouraged to make their suggestions for names for more plows.

New Photos Show Crawl Space Jonathan Crossley Hid In Before Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend Eilish Poe

According to police records, Crossley, 25, broke in to Eilish Poe’s home while she was at work on Nov. 3, 2020.

Depression, Anxiety & Suicidal Thoughts Increasing Amid COVID Pandemic

Many Coloradans have developed depression and anxiety, as well as increased substance use.

Sweeping Voting Rights Package Passes U.S. House

Measure tackles dark money in campaigns, voter suppression, election security.

GOP Opposition To State And Local Aid Remains As Senate Heads Toward Vote On COVID Bill

Floor debate on amendments due to start Thursday.

State Lawmakers Halt Bill To Expand A Mental Health Grant Program For Law Enforcement

Supporters wanted more training and support for officers responding to mental health crisis calls.

Cars Vandalized, Houses Picketed & Dogs Poisoned: Public Health Workers Say They Need Protections. State Lawmakers Agree

Public health workers are being threatened and harassed by people angry about COVID-19 restrictions.

Child Sexual Assault Survivors Could Sue Abusers Any Time After Assault Under Colorado Bill

Legislation does not include ‘look-back window’ in cases where statute of limitations already expired.

‘Help Me!’: Snowmobiler Counts Blessings As Stranger Finds Him Buried

A Lakewood man is lucky to be alive after being pinned for hours beneath his snowmobile on Rabbit Ears Pass.

Check Out The Winning Entries In The Iconic Colorado Driver’s License Contest

The winners, photographers Matt Nunez and Gabriel Dupon, will each receive a $500 grant.

Colorado Buffaloes 2021 Football Schedule Released

A tough stretch of games highlights the Colorado Buffaloes football schedule in 2021.

DU Gymnast Lynnzee Brown Makes Incredible Return From Achilles Injury

In February of 2019, Brown earned the first perfect 10 of her career on floor in her sophomore season.

A Pilot Program To Replace Jail With Mental Health Treatment Was Gaining Traction Last Year. Then Funding Was Cut.

Due to pandemic-induced budget trims, three of the four pilot programs across Colorado were forced to halt.

Sprawling $1.9T COVID-19 Relief Bill Passed By The U.S. House

Colorado allotted $3.9B under the bill; Colorado cities would get $549M.

Gray Wolf Reintroduction Wasn’t Popular With Western Slope Voters. Some Lawmakers Want Guardrails.

Bill would require money for Proposition 114 to come from state’s general fund, not hunting and fishing fees.

COVID Vaccine May Create ‘Terminator’-Type Antibody Response In People Who Have Had Coronavirus

Do people who have had COVID-19 need two doses of the coronavirus vaccines?

Xcel Aims To Double Renewables, Retire Coal Plants Early

Utility plans to cut emissions from electricity generation 85% by 2030.

Colorado Coronavirus Vaccine Hub: Where And How To Get Immunized

Coloradans ages 16 and older are eligible to be vaccinated. Here's how to schedule an appointment.

‘Wonderful, Safe & Fun’ Polar Plunge Events Scheduled This Winter & Spring

The fun and frigid event supports Special Olympics Colorado.

The Colorado Redistricting Commissions Need Your Help

COMMENTARY: A bipartisan, people-powered effort could still fulfill the promise of Amendments Y and Z.

‘Super Exciting’: Colorado Scientists That Helped Perseverance Rover Mission Celebrate Mars Landing

Perseverance is the latest Mars mission that continues a long history of discovery from Lockheed Martin’s facilities in Colorado.

Where The Recommendation Stands For Pregnant Women And The COVID Vaccine

“They wound up having very good pregnancies and good outcomes with healthy children after receiving the vaccine.”

Study: Colorado Is 5th Most Educated State

Colorado ranked first in percentage of associate’s degree holders or college-experienced adults.

Imprisoned For Computer-Scamming Older Adults, Swindler Safder Iqbal Asks CBS4 For ‘Best Offer’ For Interview

Safder Iqbal is still interested in profiting from his crimes.

Dog Of Missing Arvada Hiker Josh Hall Found After More Than A Week

“The pup has been reunited with family and is getting some much needed food and love,” the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office tweeted.

What Are Some Of The Coldest Games In Colorado? We’re Glad You Asked

Here are some of the significant coldest contests in Colorado Sports History.

Show Some Love To Pets Without Homes This Valentine’s Day At The Dumb Friends League

Choose between a festive paper heart to decorate their kennel or a heart-shaped felt mat to make their kennel cozier.

Best Guess Why Some Weather Apps Showed Denver At -0 Degrees Saturday

Twitter was busy in Denver Saturday morning.

Nearly 100 Years Later, Black-Owned And Operated Lincoln Hills Recognized In Colorado History

It was built to be a bright light during a very dark time.

COVID In Colorado: Pandemic Has Deep Impact On Organ Donation

We may take for granted our own organs and what they do for us.

Rockies Rated As Having Worst Batting Lineup In MLB

In ESPN’s “Way-too-early 2021 MLB starting lineup rankings,” the Rockies have the No. 30 batting lineup and are projected to score 606 runs.

Yes, You Can Get COVID-19 A Second Time. And Several Hundred Coloradans Have

Colorado has had cases of both the B.1.1.7 variant first detected in Great Britain and the L452R variant first reported in Denmark.

‘We All Need To Be A Little Distrustful’: Colorado Schools Could Soon Teach Kids How To Differentiate Between Fake News & Credible Media

From Facebook and Twitter to blogs and apps, the information landscape is vast.