Roadmap creates guidance for AI use in Colorado schools
As AI technology continues to grow in its use and prominence throughout the world, Colorado is taking steps to ensure school districts have the guidance they need to adopt it in the classroom.
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As AI technology continues to grow in its use and prominence throughout the world, Colorado is taking steps to ensure school districts have the guidance they need to adopt it in the classroom.
The fire has burned more than 1,000 acres near Craig and the cause is undetermined.
Arts, music and food from around the world, and a free soccer clinic for kids are what you can look forward to at Global Fest.
Denver International Airport is installing new machines to make it easier for travelers to park and pay.
The iconic and beloved Glen Haven General Store has reopened for business following a temporary evacuation due to Colorado's Alexander Mountain Fire.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife would like to remind people not to let bears lose their natural fear of humans.
A cold front moved through Wednesday night, setting the Front Range up for a cool and wet Thursday.
A building located in north Aurora has been condemned by the city in a municipal action that coincided with the first day of school for many young Colorado residents.
The state capitol building is closed after a sewer line break in the basement caused sewage to spill out.
In response to heightened community concerns, Aurora Police Department created a 90-day plan to address area crime.
Dog surrenders are up and adoptions are down at shelters across the state and the cost of pet care is one of the many reasons. The founder of an animal rights group has mobilized an army of advocates to help dog owners.
Three Denver police officers have been fired months after the department says it learned about text messages exchanged between them that the department says contained jokes about shooting newly arrived migrants at a shelter.
A group of moms raising money for charity has found themselves in a conflict with the City of Golden. The group raises money in the name of the mothers' daughters who died several years ago.
Poudre RiverFest promotes restoration and education of the Cache la Poudre River, which is an important natural resource for Northern Colorado residents.
A neighborhood group in Aurora is exploring options for the future after an oil and gas fracking project near the Aurora Reservoir was recently approved by a state commission.
