'Colorado Free Application Day$' To Give College Seekers A Boost This Week
The fourth annual Colorado Free Application Day campaign is changing to a multi-day event called Colorado Free Application Days.
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The fourth annual Colorado Free Application Day campaign is changing to a multi-day event called Colorado Free Application Days.
Denver Motor Vehicle offices have one more day in what they call a two-day sprint to catch up on a backlog of title and registration documents.
Trying to forecast what to expect in Colorado during a La Niña winter is difficult because there are so many factors at play.
A U.S. Navy Blue Angels fighter jet landed unexpectedly in northern Colorado on Saturday during The Great Colorado Air Show.
Even though it snowed this past week some bears are still out and about, waiting to hibernate. Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured some video of a bear frolicking in the snow.
Denver nonprofit Community Works hosted a Boss Day Breakfast on Friday morning, designed to heighten awareness of the unemployment crisis in the Denver metro area.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers rescued three night hawks in just 24 hours in Colorado Springs.
Gov. Jared Polis urged those who are feeling pressure to avoid the COVID-19 vaccine from their loved ones or friends to get the vaccine anyway and keep it secret.
A teacher at CU Denver is suing the university after, she says, it barred her from campus over a rumor that she had COVID-19.
The criminals behind the theft of a Denver woman's car are behind bars.
The three-month-old ring-tailed lemur twins are busy at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. The boy and girl are full of energy.
The Denver Zoo is celebrating some top honors. The zoo was named the number one zoo in the country by Bio Explorer.
After numerous failed attempts, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers caught up with a bull elk that had worn an old tire around its neck for approximately two years.
Snow started moving into Grand County Tuesday with a problem ahead. There aren't enough people to clear it.
Two former Colorado educators will go before a federal judge on Tuesday morning after the FBI says they were caught trying to sell classified nuclear secrets.
