Nuggets tour Black American West Museum in Five Points
Denver Nuggets forward Peyton Watson and team announcer Kyle Speller were among several employees, who visited the Black American West Museum in Five Points on Friday.
CSP says road rage reports in Colorado reached record highs in 2022
For the first time since Colorado State Patrol created its CSP reporting line in 1998, road rage reports outnumbered those of suspected impaired driving on Colorado roadways.
Revised laws mean reckless pilot can only be charged with misdemeanors
The sheriff pointed out that Colorado lawmakers revised the state's misdemeanor laws in 2021 under SB271. The revision removed law enforcement's ability to charge someone with use of a deadly weapon when a vehicle was the source involved.
Pilot charged with nearly crashing plane into boats
The pilot who crashed an aircraft shortly after nearly colliding with boats in Horsetooth Reservoir last year has been charged with five counts of menacing and six counts of reckless endangerment.
Fort Collins to improve cell connectivity after years of complaints
The City of Fort Collins has announced plans to revise their zoning codes in an effort to improve cellphone service.
Greeley to invest in improvements to downtown district
Northern Colorado is expected to be one of the fastest-growing regions in Colorado in the next decade and planners with Greeley hope to make it a destination for both recreation and residency.
New Belgium ditches iconic Fat Tire recipe to attract younger drinkers
As breweries across the nation experience a changing market, New Belgium decided in late 2020 that the beer that made their company a household name for many consumers needed to adapt to the current market.
Coloradans finish 5K race with "bone cracking cold" polar plunge
The "Polar Bear 5K and Polar Plunge" takes place each year just west of Fort Collins in order to help raise funds for the Larimer County Dive Rescue Team.
Colorado school districts prepare for new wave of students with Universal Pre-K
Free Universal Pre-K education is rolling out this year in Colorado and the time to apply for your child is already open.
Emmy award-winning actor stars in "To Kill A Mockingbird" at DCPA
A classic novel, movie and now Broadway performance will be the next show to take the stage at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
More wet snow needed to fight Colorado drought conditions
A state climatologist and professor of atmospheric science at Colorado State University said the state still needs many more snowstorms to keep up with the amount of water needed.
Nuggets players honor MLK by helping children and families in need
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr., the Nuggets and Kroenke Sports Charities came together to help support underprivileged families in north Denver.
Aurora secures more water with Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding
As part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Aurora will receive $5 million to help secure more water.
Thousands in Colorado seek funding to receive broadband internet
Colorado could potentially receive upward of $800 million in federal aid for broadband installation thanks to the Broadband Equity Access and Development program, better known as BEAD.
Larimer Sheriff retires with legacy of overcoming natural disasters
When Smith took over as sheriff more than a decade ago, he didn't know his legacy would be more closely associated with handling floods and fires than responding to major crimes.