Poudre School District inches closer to closing some schools
The Poudre School District is seeking feedback from the community as it plans to close schools in the Fort Collins area due to rapidly declining enrollment.
CSU reduces parking citation fines for those who donate to food pantry
As tens of thousands of students leave Fort Collins for the summer, Colorado State University is offering those with outstanding parking citations the opportunity to reduce the fine.
Wind gusts block northern Colorado roadways, knock out power
Wind gusts from Monday night and Tuesday morning resulted in many rural residents in northern Colorado counties losing power, while others had their driveways and nearby highways blocked by downed trees.
"Company" brings cast member's real story of love to stage at DCPA
The show, which was initially written in the late 1960s, has been reimagined to cater to modern audiences in a fun and upbeat way, according to the cast.
Fort Collins pays former CSU student $300K in forceful arrest settlement
The city will pay a former CSU student $300,000 after seven years of battling her lawsuits in court. She agreed to the settlement seven years after her forceful arrest in Old Town Fort Collins; an arrest that went viral on social media nationally.
Scammers plant worms on shingles of Denver home to sell unneeded roofing work
Homeowners tell CBS News Colorado's Dillon Thomas the scammers were aggressive, created damage of their own to shingles, planted worms and at times even took money for work that was never completed.
"The Landing," shelter for homeless kids in northern Colorado, breaks ground
"The Landing," a facility operated by The Matthews House, will soon begin renovations before opening up to house dozens of people between the ages of 15 and 20 years old.
Family saved by smoke detectors recently installed by Poudre Fire Authority
A Fort Collins family says they are fortunate to all be alive after an overnight fire nearly trapped them while they were sleeping.
Air Force considers consolidating Colorado-based 233rd Space Group
An effort to reorganize parts of the Colorado Air National Guard is receiving pushback.
Teens learning to navigate emotions through partnership with CSU
Teenagers in the Poudre School District are learning to better handle and process their emotions thanks to a new partnership with Colorado State University.
New national tour of "Company" brings modern take on classic tale to DCPA
The national tour of "Company,' visiting the Denver Center for the Performing Arts next month, promises to bring audiences a new take on a classic musical. The show, which plays at the Buell Theatre from May 22 through June 2, has been redesigned to make the story more applicable to modern audiences.
UCHealth doctors conduct new afib procedure for first time in Colorado
New technology approved by the FDA now allows trained doctors to complete a procedure in the heart that is less invasive for those struggling with Afib.
New Colorado law leads to U+2 housing law ending in Fort Collins
A new law recently signed by Colorado Gov. Jared Polis will force the City of Fort Collins to abandon its long-standing housing ordinance known as "U+2." The ordinance prohibited the number of unrelated people living in one house to exceed three.
CSU launches course for Spanish-speaking Taylor Swift fans
Colorado State University in Fort Collins is launching an online course for students wanting to learn about Taylor Swift while also practicing their Spanish-speaking skills.
Tallest U.S. dam in the last two decades nearing completion in Colorado
One of the largest dams built in the United States in the last two decades is one year away from completion, a dam that will help supply water to Northern Coloradans for decades to come.