Boulder Storm Chasers Pay $2.4 Million To Resolve Allegations Of Fraud Related To Federal Grants
Storm chasers in Boulder have paid more than $2.4 million to federal agencies over allegations they engaged in fraud.
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Storm chasers in Boulder have paid more than $2.4 million to federal agencies over allegations they engaged in fraud.
Mayors and lawmakers from around the country converged on Denver to take a stand against a wave of new laws that make it harder to vote.
For many businesses across Larimer County that operate in, and along, the Poudre and Big Thompson canyons, the lasting impacts of the Cameron Peak Fire are greater than those of when the fire was actively burning in 2020.
The Poudre Wilderness Volunteers, a nonprofit organization which works directly with the National Forest Service, has spent countless hours in 2021 rebuilding and restoring the trails impacted by the Cameron Peak Fire in Larimer County.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for the public's help finding a poacher who killed a moose.
A family with Colorado ties is trying to take a step forward after their teen was killed in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 70 on Saturday in western Kansas.
Rain and snow will develop in the mountains of western Colorado around sunset and it should become widespread overnight.
Gov. Jared Polis has spent months encouraging people to get a COVID vaccine and on Friday he turned his attention to booster shots.
A new storm will move into Colorado today and it will bring some cooler air along with extensive cloud cover to the Front Range.
Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington says improvements will ease growing pains.
Barry Morphew's lawyers issued a letter of intent to sue, saying evidence that would have cleared him was withheld.
A 51-year-old man and his 32-year-old wife are headed to prison for gunfire aimed at other drivers as the couple drove through Arapahoe and Adams counties two years ago.
Investigators in Evans are looking for the person who fired on a group of teenagers, hitting one of them in the face. They're asking for the public's help in solving the case.
Pueblo Area Wildlife Manager Mike Trujillo's funeral service was held on Friday.
State Sen. Ray Scott wants to know why CDOT is giving one out-of-state company the bulk of its big projects, even when the company's bids are millions of dollars higher than Colorado-based companies.
