Clear Creek County moves to 4-day workweek
The Clear Creek County manager said this is in an effort to attract new workers for positions yet to be filled.
Colorado drivers forget how to drive in the snow every year
Bad news: according to Colorado State Patrol, it takes a few months for drivers to actually remember safe driving tactics once the snow starts falling.
Frisco installs first short-term rental cap on housing
Starting Oct. 17, Frisco will now only allow 900 homes to be used as short-term rentals.
Biden makes Camp Hale a national monument in Colorado
President Joe Biden issued his first national monument during his presidency at Camp Hale, between Vail and Leadville.
Another Colorado rancher's cattle attacked by wolves
Northern Colorado rancher Mandi Shoemaker said she understood the wolves would eventually become a problem for her, she just didn't expect it before they were officially reintroduced.
Group hopes to foster supportive, inclusive community for 14ers
When you think of the 58 14er peaks in Colorado, you might think of a few words: challenging, dangerous, breathtaking. Now, 14ers.com's Facebook page is trying to weed out one word you might have also thought of: "Bragging." Or "ego."
The hidden backbone of Steamboat Springs: Immigrants
One of the major fixes, according to residents, has been the steady flow of immigrants coming into Colorado, looking for opportunities and hoping to build a better life for themselves and their families.
Clear Creek County expresses interest in crisis response team
It's been almost 4 months since Christian Glass was shot and killed and Clear Creek County Commissioners are now searching for ways to create a less deadly response to people in crisis.
Buena Vista scores major victory in battle with USPS
After six years of persistent pestering of Colorado politicians and the United States Post Office, Buena Vista is now going to get free P.O. Boxes.
State Patrol to commercial vehicles: Carrying chains is law
Colorado State Patrol issued a reminder that the state's chain-up law can be simply boiled down.
Colo woman's life mission: help those survive cardiac arrest
After her heart stopped when she was 27 years old, Lynn Blake made it her life mission to educate as many people as possible about CPR and A-E-Ds, to help save a life.
Wheelchair user summits Mt. Elbert with help from nonprofit
Bev Davis just summited Mt. Elbert with thirty of her new best friends. This alone is a neat accomplishment, but it's made even better by the fact that Davis uses a wheelchair in her daily life to get around.
Steamboat Springs Planned Parenthood location closed
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains said their decision was focused on two things: Staffing and demographics of patients they could serve there.
Experts weigh in on delays in fall leaf colors
While temperature is a part of the equation, sunlight is really the main drive for trees to start the change; when nights get longer, trees get the picture and can sense the change in seasons and prepare for colder, darker days.
Mountain communities, ski areas relying on flu shots to keep economy running
With ski season and flu season right around the corner, Vail Resorts is now encouraging employees to get their flu shots (and COVID-19 shots while they're at it) in order to help keep their work staff fully operational.