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.
Paraprofessional imprisoned for hitting children with autism on school bus
A former northern Colorado paraprofessional, Tyler Zanella, was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison after being convicted of physically and emotionally abusing elementary school students living with autism.
Man accused of illegally killing cattle grazing near his property
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office says a northern Colorado man illegally shot and killed several cows recently, resulting in felony charges. Deputies say Michael Hester allegedly killed his neighbors' cows as they grazed the land.
"MJ" arrives in Denver
One of the most popular musicals on tour has arrived in Denver, as "MJ" the musical prepares to play the Buell Theatre through April 28.
Colorado women and girls are changing the sport of rodeo
Historically men have dominated the competitions at rodeos around the world. Now, a group of girls and women throughout Northern Colorado are aiming to expand their footprint in the sport.
Community Food Share forced to trash items due to wind event
Community Food Share food bank had to throw away nearly one ton of food on Monday after Xcel Energy cut power to their property, resulting in refrigerators and freezers turning off.
Fire Dept. Coffee donates proceeds to support Northern Colorado firefighters
"Fire Department Coffee" is donating $2 from every bag of specialty blends they sell during the month of April and $5 from every commemorative shirt, back to the union fund benefiting PFA firefighters.
Sheriff calls state lawmakers "pro-criminal" after parolee linked to shooting
Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams says the law enforcement profession is "frustrated" by laws created at the state level, laws which he says prioritize alleged criminals over the safety of the public.
Lawyers say private investigator accused of sneaking drugs into jail is innocent
In a 13-page court filing obtained by CBS News Colorado, lawyers representing Laura Tellers argue their client is both innocent and being unfairly targeted by prosecutors.
Family continues battle with Phillips66 years after losing home
Julie and Mark Nygren spent their savings and retirement to battle companies like Phillips66, which they've sued for its alleged role in the discovery of a 2019 gas leak just outside of Johnstown in Northern Colorado.
"MJ" highlights Michael Jackson's creative genius in musical coming to DCPA
In 10 days the creative genius of Michael Jackson will be brought back to life at the Buell Theatre, as the Denver Center for the Performing Arts hosts "MJ" the musical for two and a half weeks.
"MJ" the musical revives Michael Jackson's music and fashion
When people hear the name Michael Jackson, most automatically think of the pop icon's greatest hits. But, others may be quick to think of Jackson's fashion, and the style he embodied throughout his life.
Colorado housing occupancy bill could void Fort Collins' U+2 ordinance
The bill, which has support from Gov. Jared Polis, would prohibit cities from creating or enforcing laws that limit the number of people allowed to live in a home purely based on their relationship with others.
Funding to aid victims of crimes could see cut, DAs urge to reconsider
Funding for the Victims of Crimes Act, also known as VOCA, could be cut by nearly a third, leaving many who support victims in jeopardy of losing their jobs.