Colorado Lawmakers Consider Putting High Tech Cameras Around State To Help Spot Wildfires
Lawmakers in Colorado are considering putting high tech heat-sensing cameras around the state to help spot wildfires earlier.
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Lawmakers in Colorado are considering putting high tech heat-sensing cameras around the state to help spot wildfires earlier.
A storm taking aim at Colorado for the upcoming weekend will bring much cooler temperatures, rain, and snow to most of the state.
Wheat Ridge Police Department responded to the report of one stolen car and eight vandalized at Lutheran Medical Center in Wheat Ridge Wednesday morning.
When a high-pressure pipeline carrying scalding hot water began flooding throughout an unopened gate and lounge area at DIA, the flood continued for 5½ hours according to a briefing provided to the airport's CEO two days after the catastrophic event.
The Louisville City Council voted to direct city staff members to draw up potential changes in its building codes in the wake of the Marshall Fire for future vote.
Congresswoman Lauren Boebert faced criticism for her reaction during part of President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
The Colorado State Patrol is warning that Interstate 25 in the Castle Rock area is not the place to "channel your inner Ricky Robby."
A hearing is set for March 4 to determine if a judge will throw out the case against Barry Morphew.
The City of Aurora is taking a big step closer to implementing an urban camping ban. Mayor Mike Coffman cast the deciding vote Monday night in a 6-5 vote.
Our big March warm-up is locked in place thru Friday. Temperatures will continue to warm to near record levels thanks to a big dome of high pressure that spreads from California to Colorado for the next few days.
The big-league lockout is creating concerns for yet another hit to small businesses.
Some Colorado companies played a big role in a space launch on Tuesday. The GOES-T satellite launched from Cape Canaveral.
Victims of the Marshall Fire in Louisville could face tens of thousands of dollars in additional rebuilding fees if a green building ordinance is upheld by the city council and the mayor.
The Jewish community in Denver is raising money for Jews and others in Ukraine, a country with a Jewish president.
A crash involving a Denver police officer closed northbound Colorado Boulevard at 26th Avenue on Tuesday afternoon.
