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Hanukkah celebrations across the world are turning into vigils for the 15 people killed in a deadly attack in Australia.
With a spotty cell signal in the Boulder County mountains, many rely on the phone company Lumen for landline coverage. But when the power goes out, some say, so do the phone lines.
The much-watched predictions for Colorado's economy from CU's Leeds School of Business are out and the answer is… staying the course overall.
A Boulder County man is back home after a federal judge ruled he was "illegally detained" by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
After St. Louis Catholic School in Louisville announced it would be closing its doors at the end of this school year, some Colorado parents are appealing their concerns to the Vatican to try and keep it open.
Police Chief Ashley Griffin comes to CU from a career of working in university policing.
In the Longmont shop that belongs Robert Bellows, veterans find a path to peace.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office says it is taking steps to end a contract with the provider of an emergency notification system called CodeRed after trouble with the system, blamed by the company that runs it on a "targeted attack by an organized cybercriminal group."
FISH Executive Director Dayna Scott explained that, as one of the only food pantries in Broomfield County, they're already stocking up for Thanksgiving.
The Colorado State Patrol believes that trucking has the ability to get safer with the evolution of new technology, warning devices, and signage, but the runaway truck ramps are something that many drivers often overlook.