Fort Collins Girl Shares Thanks & Smiles With Colorado Firefighters

Alex Yoke, 12, started making thank you cards last week.

Parker The Snow Dog Showcases Changes At Loveland Ski Area This Season

Face masks are required and there are one-way areas in the lodge, lift line and gift shop.

Greeley Cancels Lights The Night Parade, Plans Drive-Thru ‘Holiday Lane’ Instead

This drive-thru holiday display will be held on Nov. 27 and 28 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Relocation Of Civil War Statue To History Colorado Center Aims To Expand Education

The statue is of a Union soldier from the Civil War.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 6,800 New Cases Reported

The state has seen a surge of coronavirus cases over the past several weeks, public health officials said.

NOAA Releases Newest Winter Forecast For Colorado

La Niña will affect temperature, precipitation and drought conditions through winter in our region, according to NOAA’s latest forecast.

How Likely Are Deer Collisions In Colorado?

Most animal-involved crashes occur in the fall. Here's how likely it is you'll hit a deer, according to State Farm.

Polis Issues Rental Late Fee Ban Through 2020; Statewide Eviction Moratorium Still Pending

Task force releases policy recommendations, some of which will require legislation.

Rewards And Risks Loom For Colorado If BLM Decisions Are Overturned

Roll back of Browns Canyon protections would be possible.

Firefighters Help Evacuate 4 Donkeys From Cameron Peak Fire Area

Nearly three dozen Poudre Fire Authority responders spent the afternoon helping the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with evacuations.

Olympic Gold Medalist Missy Franklin Of Colorado Joins Campaign To Keep Pools Open Year-Round

Missy Franklin is one of three swimmers who is leading the “Learn to Swim” campaign.

Just Another Working Mom: Blackburn Leads The Fan Club For Barrett’s Supreme Court Nomination

Republicans placed Tennessean on Judiciary committee following hearings for Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Colorado’s New Citizens Wield Growing Electoral Power

Nearly 60,000 immigrants naturalized since 2014, report says.

COVID-19 Changing Travel Trends: Road Trips, Ski Towns, Renting A House Among Top Choices In 2021

A new survey commissioned by Airbnb identified three major travel trends expected to continue in 2021.

5 Things To Know On World Food Day 2020 In Colorado

World Food Day 2020 is Friday. Here’s what you should know about global food insecurity and how you can help in Colorado.

Dog Found Safe Days After Rollover Crash In Telluride

Decker was reported missing after the jeep he was in rolled off Bridal Veil road and down several switchbacks on Saturday.

Todd Brock Named Advocate Health Advisors Regional Manager, Colo.

Brock is responsible for recruiting, training and supporting independent insurance agents throughout Colorado.

Colorado’s Prison Sentencing Laws Are Due For An Overhaul. Here’s What Could Change.

Effort could decrease state’s prison population, improve recidivism rate.

Mars Reaches Vivid Opposition Tuesday Night, Said To Be Brightest Until 2035

As the red planet rises in the east Tuesday the sun will be setting on the western horizon.

Time Entry System At Rocky Mountain National Park To End Soon

Visitors had to reserve their time in advance online to visit.

Let It Snow! Loveland Ski Area Fires Up The Snowmaking Guns

Five-and-a-half inches fell on the ski area on Sunday as well as cold temperatures.

Fire Burning Near Manitou Incline 100% Contained, Trails Reopen

It burned about one acre near the popular trail near the base of Pikes Peak.

Dillon Ice Castles Approved For Return This Winter

Council members say the castles could help local businesses bounce back after the pandemic’s huge impact.

4 Colorado Cities Among Top 5 Places To Live In 2020: U.S. News

The 2020 list of Best Places To Live and Best Places To Retire was released this week by U.S. News & World Report.

Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings To Plow Ahead Amid COVID-19 Infections

Amy Coney Barrett expected to deliver remarks Monday.

Who Votes — And Who Doesn’t — In Colorado’s ‘Model’ Vote-By-Mail System

Racial disparities in voter turnout rates persist, census estimates show.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: More Than 5,300 New Cases Reported

The state has seen a surge of coronavirus cases over the past several weeks, public health officials said.

Trump’s Rhetoric On Election Integrity Unfolds In Courtrooms

President’s message is sowing the ground for a contested election.

Southwest Airlines Announces Seasonal Flights To Telluride Starting In December

Flights from Denver International Airport will take place up to three times each day.

CSU Releases Independent Investigation Into Allegations Of Racism, COVID-19 Safety Violations

The firm interviewed 115 people, including 49 student-athletes and 63 university employees.

Candidate Profile: Cory Gardner, U.S. Senate

Cory Gardner is running for U.S. Senate.

List Maintenance Or Voter Purges: How The Practice Of Maintaining Voter Lists Became So Polarized

Conservative activist groups claim they are trying to prevent fraud.

A Week Later, News Of Trump’s COVID-19 Infection Hasn’t Transformed Campaigns

Neither Republicans nor Democrats seem to have changed their respective campaigning strategies or messaging after President Trump's illness.

Newlyweds Costas Sivyllis And Lindsey Vogelaar Killed In Plane Crash Near Telluride

Their Beechcraft Bonanza went down just 15 minutes after take off.

Road To Roxborough State Park To Be Paved

Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the road becomes muddy during rain or snowstorms.

Climate Inaction: Lawsuits, Roadmaps And Colorado’s Uncertain Clean-Energy Future

Polis places faith in market-driven emissions cuts as new statutory targets loom.

CSU Coronavirus Quarantine Dorms Full, Students Housed In Local Hotels

CSU has reported more than 400 positive COVID-19 cases among students since May.

Colorado Heroes: Tell Us Who's Made A Difference In Your Life!

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 4,166 New Cases Confirmed

Here's the latest breakdown of coronavirus cases in each county.

Voter Fraud Myth Persists Despite Constant Failure To Prove Claims

Trump shifts focus of his accusations from illegal immigrants to advanced voting.