Joe Parker out as CSU athletic director
Colorado State University announced on Monday that Joe Parker will no longer be the school's athletic director.
Improvised Shakespeare returns with extended stay at DCPA
One of the most popular shows to regularly play the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has returned to The Garner Galleria Theatre. The Improvised Shakespeare Company is currently showing, with unique performances never before seen anywhere else.
Population growth lands family $5M for 90 shares of Big Thompson River
As the population of Colorado continues to grow, especially in the northern half of the state, the demand and price of water continue to grow. That was evident on Wednesday as one northern Colorado family sold their 90 shares of rights to the Big Thompson River for nearly $5 million at auction.
Denver School of the Arts students walk out of class after proposed layoffs
On Monday, dozens of Denver School of the Arts students walked out of class in response to proposed layoffs.
Turf or grass, which football surface is more safe? CSU researchers weigh in
As artificial turf surfaces become more prominent in sports for athletes of all experience levels, some have wondered what kind of surface is most safe for the players on the field.
Researchers find reintroduction of wolves doesn't have rapid impact
Researchers with Colorado State University spent two decades studying the ecosystems in Yellowstone National Park, with the goal of learning whether or not the reintroduction of wolves had any rapid impacts on willows and beavers.
UNC Tuition Promise covers higher education costs for thousands of students
The "UNC Tuition Promise" is a new program that will cover standard tuition and mandatory fees for students who qualify.
Pet crematory owner denies accusations that pets were thrown in landfill
A popular and longstanding pet crematory in northern Colorado is facing a lawsuit, alleging Precious Memories Pet Cemetery & Crematory disposed of pets deceivingly in landfills and mass graves against owner wishes.
Denver Center's "Space Explorers: The Infinite" opens at Stanley Marketplace
One of the most immersive and inspiring experiences to ever come to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is now welcoming guests. "Space Explorers: The Infinite" opened Sunday evening at the Stanley Marketplace in Aurora.
Communities partner to build $150 million water pump station and pipeline
Several Northern Colorado towns are partnering together to construct a $150 million pump station and pipeline in anticipation of a major population boom in the coming years.
Residents living ag lifestyle learn properties zoned residential years ago
Dozens of home and landowners in eastern unincorporated Greeley are facing possible fines after learning the way they've lived on their properties for years may be in violation of zoning codes.
Northern Coloradans file lawsuit to prevent dam construction near Fort Collins
"Save the Poudre," an organization that has been trying to preserve the iconic Poudre River for decades, has accused the Army Corps of Engineers of improperly granting a construction permit for a dam that would be built north of Fort Collins.
Music of Sting comes to life in "Message In A Bottle," coming soon to the Buell
The show, which plays the Denver Center for the Performing Arts from Feb. 13-25, features many of Sting's greatest hits.
Loveland seeks to add thousands of affordable homes as demand rises
The City of Loveland and the Loveland Housing Authority are working to try and secure more affordable housing.
Denver Center's "The Infinite" introduces all generations to life in space
The project took years to film. Twelve astronauts across six NASA missions carried 3D 360-degree cameras with them for several years, creating a one-of-a-kind virtual reality experience at the Stanley Marketplace.