Colorado will soon have one of country's most comprehensive PFAS laws
The Environmental Protection Agency's decision about PFAS will likely mean the addition of costly filtering for many water providers.
Coloradans warming up to induction cooking
As natural gas costs have hit utility customers hard and Colorado makes new moves toward a new energy economy, the topic of induction stoves is coming up in kitchen debates more and more.
Family express emotion after immigrant father receives permanent residency
Family and supporters gathered Friday to cheer the decision of an immigration judge to approve an application for the cancellation of the removal of Jorge Zaldivar.
Police discover extensive home created in Colorado overpass
A Colorado Department of Transportation contractor Thursday finished clearing out a home created beneath a flyover leading from Interstate 70 to State Highway 58.
Apparent hit-and-run crash kills 14 pronghorn
Colorado Parks and Wildlife counted 14 animals killed, more than anyone could remember killed in one vehicle strike incident.
How jobs in Colorado could change under a new energy economy
Following the appearance of Vice President Kamala Harris in Colorado, where she talked about a shift to a green energy economy and the Inflation Reduction Act, Coloradans were thinking about what the money will mean.
Gov. Polis endorses proposed Mount Evans name change to Mount Blue Sky
Gov. Jared Polis has endorsed the proposal to change the name of Mount Evans in a letter to the U.S. Board of Geographic Names.
Gov. Polis gives opinion on proposed Mount Evans name change to Mount Blue Sky
Gov. Jared Polis has now sent a letter to the U.S. Board of Geographic names with his view on the idea of changing the name of Mount Evans.
Big money coming to Colorado to fight climate change and create jobs
Colorado is going to be getting $13.2 billion in incentive money to spawn the growth of the clean energy industry and reduce carbon emissions.
School leaders, officers react to string of "swatting" incidents
After a week marred by threats to schools, law enforcement and schools are thinking about the effect of a wave of apparent "swatting" calls sending police to schools all over Colorado.
Students express fears to school board after terrifying East High School shooting
The topic of gun violence and school safety is weighing heavily on the minds of students since the shooting of the talented young soccer player.
School threats take toll not only on students and teachers but entire community
Some agencies are investigating it as potential swatting, a term for creating a false report that sends police to swarm over a location to search for a legitimate threat when there is none.
Homeowner's meter broken by Xcel contractor repaired
It took over a week, but Sue Sanders finally got Xcel to send a contractor to repair a part broken by another contractor.
Parents have only a few days left to sign up for Universal Pre-K program
It's become the common question now for the parents of three and 4-year-olds. Have you signed up for Colorado's Universal Pre-Kindergarten program?
Customer fights with Xcel Energy over broken meter
Sue Sanders has a problem she did not create. And the cost of it threatened to be well into the thousands.