New diverging diamond interchange puts drivers on wrong side of road
An intersection that is planned to soon be the new "Gateway to northern Colorado" is now home to one of Colorado's only diverging diamonds.
CSU adds mental health experts to campus police dept.
CSUPD joins Fort Collins Police Services as the two agencies in Larimer County currently offering mental health corresponders on their police force.
Remembrance Wall visits retail store where fallen soldier's mom now works
One of northern Colorado's largest retail stores is honoring those who have served in the military by hosting a traveling memorial to fallen soldiers.
Propositions 4B, 4C would use tax increases for Weld RE-4 School District
Propositions 4B and 4C will appear on the ballots for those who live within the footprint of the Weld RE-4 school district, and if approved would use tax increases to address issues including staff salaries and school capacities.
"Construction Con" aims to create interest among students for growing industry
Like most other industries, the construction industry is working to recruit more people to help fill openings in the workforce.
Record-breaking settlement reached for man wrongfully tasered
Clark was unexpectedly and wrongfully shot with a taser on May 30, 2021 by Idaho Springs Police Officer Nicholas Hanning. The taser deployment caused a chain reaction of medical issues with Clark including a heart attack, stroke and several seizures.
Deputies 'heartbroken' woman killed by suspect after ending pursuit
The number of police shootings and vehicle pursuits are on the rise in northern Colorado according to Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith. Smith said Sunday night's tragic murder of an innocent woman followed just one of more than 150 vehicle pursuits his agency has been involved with alone.
Steve Pankey maintains innocence after conviction for 1984 murder
Nearly 38 years after he murdered Jonelle Matthews and buried her body in a field, Steve Pankey was sentenced to life in prison on Monday afternoon. Pankey, who has maintained his innocence throughout two trials, was found guilty by a jury for the 1984 murder of the 12-year-old Matthews.
Colorado family welcomes home baby girl recovering from rare birth defect
A family in northern Colorado is sharing their story in hope of encouraging other parents who are going through a rare birth defect that impacts an estimated one in every 4,000 infants at birth.
Banner Health nurse shares story of early detection for breast cancer
Erin Gronenthal, a family nurse practitioner for Banner Health in Larimer County, credits her life today to early detection.
"Ain't Too Proud" chronicles the life and times of The Temptations
Now their music and story are coming to the stage at the Buell Theater thanks to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Nearly 500 Colorado families get help from Habitat for Humanity
Colorado's largest Habitat for Humanity project, one of the biggest in the western United States, is officially underway in Greeley.
UNC to be recognized as Hispanic-serving institution
The University of Northern Colorado plans to submit an application to be officially recognized as a Hispanic-serving intuition, or HSI, after meeting its goal of furthering its education commitments to diversity and equity.
Advocates in CO want to strengthen rules that block polluting in waterways
It's been 50 years since the government adopted the Clean Water Act, marking the U.S.'s effort to further eliminate toxic pollutants from waterways that could cause harm to the ecosystem and human health.
Cancer survivor hopes other young men take screenings seriously
A Colorado State University student who has survived a bout with testicular cancer encourages other young men to take health screenings more seriously.