Two years later, campground reopens at Rocky Mountain National Park
The largest campground at Rocky Mountain National Park re-opened this week, bringing a pleasant surprise to campers who just happened to check for reservations.
Researchers interested in Colorado's winds and why they may be weakening
Summer storms running over Colorado are bringing rain, hail, lightning and winds, a common offering from the skies at this time of year.
DA set to prosecute Barry Morphew: investigators "never stopped fighting for justice for Suzanne"
The Colorado district attorney who will be prosecuting the new case against Barry Morphew in the killing of his wife Suzanne says she's proud of the work that led to this week's grand jury indictment.
Aurora police investigate after woman struck by stray bullet while in bed
A Colorado mom is worried and angry after she was struck by a stray bullet while inside her home in Aurora.
Jeffco prosecutors won't file charges in hit-and-run despite finding car
Greg Johnson walks with a limp three years after he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle in Golden. Now no one will be held responsible.
Colorado neighborhood responds as man goes after Pride flags and people
Three times, what one Northern Colorado woman believes is the same man, has visited her home at night in the Harvest Junction Village neighborhood in Longmont to steal her flags.
Colorado suspends access to state election site after Minnesota shootings
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold closed off access to the state's online election database, known as "TRACER," over the weekend, amid concerns in the aftermath of the politically-motivated shootings and killings in Minnesota.
Judge allows for completion of controversial Gross Dam construction
The massive enlargement of the Gross Dam is back on.
Supreme Court rules in favor of project to move crude oil through Colorado
The Supreme Court has overruled a lower court in favor of a plan to ship crude oil through Colorado to the Gulf Coast.
Changes to COVID vaccine immunization schedule met with some concern
S Denver Health physician said there are "concerning dimensions" about the announcement from Health and Human Services Secretary that the HHS will no longer recommend that healthy children and healthy pregnant women get the COVID-19 vaccine.
More than half of Denver's precipitation for 2025 has fallen in May alone
Memorial Day weekend wasn't quite a washout, but for a lot of people, there wasn't much useful about the weather.
Governor vetoes popular ridesharing regulation bill
But he also vetoed the bill that would have added regulations to the so-called transportation network companies, including rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft.
More charges likely in cyclist death as biking advocates push for change
Boulder area District Attorney Michael Dougherty says there will likely be more charges against the 23-year-old accused in the hit-and-run death of bicyclist John Wilkinson on Sunday. Dante Johnson of Denver is already accused of two charges, including failure to remain at the scene in an accident causing death.
One of Colorado's oldest one-room schoolhouses gets new home
In Evergreen, Colorado, the old one-room school that has sat on the grounds of Wilmot Elementary for decades has now moved on. The school was built 12 years after the Civil War and is now in its fifth location.
Family grieves cyclist killed in hit-and-run as investigation continues
Broomfield resident John Wilkinson has become the latest victim in what's becoming a disturbing trend in deadly cyclist crashes in Colorado.