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More proof people were ready to enjoy a "normal" Colorado summer. Attendance at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo is tracking at 90% of pre-pandemic levels one week into the fair.
A few showers or thunderstorms could impact the CU and CSU games Friday evening.
Fire investigators said that lightning started the Black Mountain Fire which is burning in Grand County.
This year's Labor Day weekend will look a lot more like the ones we all remember from before the coronavirus pandemic. Some events still have COVID restrictions, others have moved dates and locations in an effort to be safer.
July was a busy month in the state for sports bettors with over $181 million in wagers placed a 206% increase from this time last year.
It was just last year that Denver tied the second earliest snow on record.
A man has died following a disturbance on Federal Boulevard Thursday night.
The body of a camper who went missing over the weekend has been found in a pond in southeastern Colorado.
All throughout the pandemic, health experts have implored people to listen to their doctors. But there has been a disconnect with providing the COVID vaccine.
Veterans worried about the mental health of those who served in Afghanistan and the impact the withdrawal of that war will have on them say more attention is needed for this community in the months ahead.
New underpasses along the High Line Canal trail are making connections and keeping users safe.
Dr. Marc Moss says when it comes to the pandemic, things are getting worse despite the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine.
A failed hub in a wheel on one of the underground trains at Denver International Airport caused the massive disruption that affected thousands of travelers last month.
Public health officials and hospital leaders said the surge of COVID-19 patients from the delta variant is threatening the health care system in northern Colorado.
The City of Denver aims to take 200 people off the streets and out of shelters and get them into housing in the next 100 days.
