Coloradans accuse Xcel of delaying solar installations to protect profits
Some solar customers and installers say Xcel Energy is purposefully delaying hundreds of solar connections across the state to avoid losing money.
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Some solar customers and installers say Xcel Energy is purposefully delaying hundreds of solar connections across the state to avoid losing money.
For months, seven states that rely on the Colorado River Basin for water have been trying to come to an agreement on how to cut usage to thwart a growing water crisis in the West.
The annual count in Colorado is comprised of sheltered and unhoused people across seven counties in the Denver metro area, which includes: Boulder, Broomfield, Adams, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Douglas and Denver counties.
Eagle County deputies shot and killed a male subject after responding to an armed domestic disturbance on Tuesday night.
Michael Clifton was convicted in the case along with Rene Lima-Marin. Lima-Marin's story got national attention when he was released from prison by mistake and re-arrested years later.
He's accused to have been involved in the fatal shooting of 42-year-old Johnathan Oghenesoro in the parking lot of a Houston Red Roof Inn, 12929 Northwest Freeway in February of last year.
Now, the FCC is asking for your help showing what internet options are available to you, how reliable they are, and how fast they really are, not just what you're told they are.
The Public Utilities Commission heard public comments about rising energy bills on Tuesday.
One person is dead after a fire in frigid temperatures Evergreen.
Avery Whiteskunk was reported missing Jan. 31, 2004.
A Denver man is taking on an incredible running feat while traveling around the globe, and he's doing it all for a good cause.
A cow was rescued after falling through the ice on Prince Reservoir #2 in Erie.
CCSO can't complete all the recommendations from its 2021 consulting report, mainly due to a tight budget.
With another winter storm set to arrive in Colorado's mountains, wildlife typically move into lower elevations where the living conditions are more favorable for survival.
The site is being developed by Chicago-based company REVA - which has developed other sites in the metro area such as Avere on the High Line - east of the King Soopers on the northern side of South Golden Road.
