Super blue moon rises over Denver
It is a night for the ages in Denver as a full, super blue moon rises in a rare combination that's like a trifecta. It's the first time in over five years.
Rain still brings trouble to burn scar areas
As rain fell in Colorado's mountains Friday, concerns were renewed that it might bring a gush of mud, ash and debris-filled water downstream from the headwaters of the Cache La Poudre and Big Thompson Rivers as they ran out of the burn scars of Colorado's two largest fires in recorded history.
Denver mayor's proposal for pallet homes is similar to Aurora's
Denver leaders are considering 11 different sites for micro communities in each of the Mile High City's 11 districts in a plan that's similar to Aurora's.
State says King Soopers shooting suspect is competent for trial
The Boulder grocery store shooting suspect has been found competent to stand trial. The determination comes from the Colorado Department of Human Services about the current mental state of suspect.
Pressures among migrant arrivals leads to fights at nonprofit
Building pressures, serving refugees and undocumented immigrants have led to disagreements and fights as a shortage of resources puts people in conflict.
Legendary Colorado climber injured in 13er climb
The man who wrote the book on climbing Colorado's 14ers and many other popular mountaineering guides and stories is in a hospital in Durango after a climbing accident last week.
Competitors celebrate big wins in pack burro races
There were a couple of big winners in the Pack Burro Races at the Gold Rush Days that capped a summer series of three big races in Fairplay, Leadville, and finally Buena Vista.
Benefit for American Elm shooting victims set
For nearly four months the people Emerall Vaughn-Dahler called family and the relatives of Ignacio Gutierrez Morales have felt hollow and at the edge of a void.
Coloradans remember time spent living in Lahaina before fires destroyed the city
Dirk Younkerman is thinking nonstop about Hawaii right now. Working for years out of Lahaina, the thought of the town in an ashen shambles hurts.
Vaccination rates drop with another school year ahead
Colorado school children are heading back to school amid another report of falling vaccination rates in the state.
Popular Denver jazz club Dazzle reopens at the DCPA
Dazzle Denver moved this week from its home in the former Baur's restaurant on Curtis Street to a spot near the corner of 14th and Arapahoe Streets.
Colorado's shortfall on Universal Pre-K and how one school district will step in
Gov. Polis has signed a new ballot measure up for a vote in November, Proposition II, required under TABOR which will ask voters to approve the idea of retaining more funding for universal preschool from increased taxes on cigarettes, tobacco and nicotine products approved under Proposition EE in 2020.
Culex mosquito populations surge, West Nile spreading in Colorado
Another human case of the West Nile virus has shown up in the rain-soaked Front Range.
EPA tells Colorado to get tougher on Suncor refinery
The U.S. Environmental Protection Administration Tuesday sent a message to Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment to do more to monitor the Suncor refinery in Commerce City and the pollution it emits in Adams and Denver Counties.
Fort Morgan man tells story of being in bed of carjacked pickup at 100+ mph
Hanging on for dear life in the back of his carjacked pickup, he hung on as deputies chased the vehicle for over 30 minutes and at speeds of 108 mph before using stop sticks to blow out a tire and arrest the carjacker.