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Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle discussed the investigation into the Marshall Fire during a news conference with Gov. Jared Polis and other community leaders on Monday afternoon.
A number of restaurants in Boulder are now offering free food to families and first responders affected by the Marshall Fire.
Three metro area judicial districts, spanning seven counties, have now suspended jury trials through at least the third week of January due to rising COVID cases.
A team of Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers confiscated three feral swine from an El Paso County farm recently. Those pigs later tested positive for a disease that is potentially fatal to other livestock and pets.
Nearly 1,000 homes in Boulder County were either destroyed or severely damaged after the Marshall Fire, leaving thousands of people without a home or most of their possessions. To help expedite and ease the process of coping, FEMA has set up a hub for resources.
The IRS announced the decision Monday that victims of the fire will have until May 16 to file various individual and business tax returns and make payments.
The Boulder Valley School District will resume classes on Wednesday, Jan. 5 after the holiday break and the devastating Marshall Fire.
Jury trials in Boulder County have been suspended through January 28th due to a sharp rise in COVID cases.
One of Colorado's U.S. senators made his voice heard about the children affected in the Marshall Fire in Boulder County.
The Evergreen Lake Plunge returned this year after it was canceled due to concerns for the coronavirus last year.
One person was killed and two others injured when they were struck by a car after their vehicle was stalled on the side of Interstate 270.
Aurora police are looking for a black pickup truck wanted in connection with an overnight drive-by shooting on I-70.
The Postal Service resumed service in Louisville for the first time since the devastating Marshall Fire.
The Chief Judge in the 18th Judicial District has suspended jury trials in four counties in Colorado due to skyrocketing COVID cases.
For the second day in a row, Colorado will be completely dry on Monday before snow returns to the mountains on Tuesday and then Denver and the Front Range on Wednesday.
