Grizzly Creek Fire: Containment Expands To 61%, Forest Restoration Fund Started
Crews working to slow the spread of the Grizzly Creek Fire in the Glenwood Canyon area have made significant progress containing the fire.
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Crews working to slow the spread of the Grizzly Creek Fire in the Glenwood Canyon area have made significant progress containing the fire.
The need for repair work means Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants anglers to head to the Poudre Ponds in Greeley.
School is in full swing for most Colorado students, and it looks significantly different than normal. Several districts have already reported positive cases of COVID-19.
A student at Overland High School in Aurora has tested positive for COVID-19. A handful of other students have also been told to quarantine.
Denver police will look at what happened in a confrontation between officers and a homeless advocate at 22nd Street and Stout Street on Tuesday.
Douglas County Sheriff's deputies pursued a suspect vehicle early Wednesday morning that turned into a chase through two counties. It ended with the suspects running from the scene.
The memorial service for Don Ward will be live streamed on Saturday morning.
Meteorologist Chris Spears discusses the outlook and offers some candid humor and advice when it comes to interpreting the forecast.
Hand crews and smoke jumpers responded to the Cow Camp Fire burning in Garfield County.
"The community needs to know that people with these ideas are out there and they're among us all," the resident who photographed the graffiti said.
Boulder Valley Students went back to school with remote learning on Wednesday and superintendent Rob Anderson talked about what went into the decision for all online instruction.
Cherry Creek School District has reported six cases of COVID-19 in students and staff at various schools. In all, 26 people are being asked to quarantine.
A member of the Pinnacle High School community has tested positive for COVID-19. High school students will learn online through Wednesday.
It seems every summer where fires ravage the mountains, Coloradans question if the smoke is making them feel uncomfortable. However this year some are asking, could it be symptoms of COVID-19.
With six days remaining in August, it's already a month for the weather history books with multiple heat-related records being shattered.
