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Mylo Lovejoy excels in STEM in one of Colorado's smallest school districts.
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Mylo Lovejoy excels in STEM in one of Colorado's smallest school districts.
Two brothers from Colorado Springs, Fred and Ed Morath, were mountaineers in 1922 with plenty of summits of Pikes Peak in their past. So they hatched a plan for New Year's Eve.
A 27-year-old Greeley man was sentenced to four decades behind bars after he sold fentanyl to undercover officers.
A woman died overnight when she was hit by two cars traveling on Interstate 25 in Thornton.
A woman is crystalizing the emotions of those affected by the Marshall Fire with her photography and helping them heal through their own artistic expression.
A person who was trying to cross the highway in Aurora overnight is dead.
The alerts went live on Friday and are part of the same legislation that created a statewide office and liaison for Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relatives.
Several new Colorado laws are going into effect Sunday, New Year's Day, that carry significant impacts statewide.
Eric Bramschreiber entered a residence and did not emerge from it for 30 minutes, at which point his wife began honking their truck's horn in order to get him to come out. Bramschreiber then emerged and fired three shots. One bullet struck his wife in the leg.
There are so many stories of loss and despair from what happened during the Marshall Fire a little over a year ago, but there are also stories about hope and survival.
One person was reported dead by the Summit County Rescue Group following an avalanche that occurred in Breckenridge on Saturday.
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A woman who moved to Superior only a month prior to the Marshall Fire and lost her house to the flames described her intense evacuation process a year ago.
The Marshall Fire complicated many people's plans for their futures. For those who lost homes in the wildfire, there's a basic question: Do they rebuilt or move somewhere else?
For over 20 years, Denver has welcomed the new year with a fireworks show with the tradition continuing Saturday night as thousands expected to crowd the streets of downtown.
