Nuggets sign 100 Special Olympics Colorado athletes to 1-day contracts
The Denver Nuggets and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment hosted more than 100 athletes from the Special Olympics of Colorado on Wednesday for their annual contract signing event.
Recycling Christmas trees, leftover food can cut down on greenhouse gasses
For those who used a once-live Christmas tree for their annual decoration, the city of Fort Collins is encouraging them to consider recycling it instead of leaving it on the curb for trash pickup.
Nuggets, Kroenke Sports Charities host military families for holiday game
Kroenke Sports Charities teamed up with organizations like the USO to support military families during the holiday season.
Recycle wrapping paper? Fort Collins answers the question before Christmas
As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Christmas with their loved ones, the City of Fort Collins is preparing their residents for an influx of recycling.
Ozempic and Wegovy causing spike in emergency calls for adverse side effects
Medications initially created to help those living with Type 2 diabetes are now causing more people to have side effects, according to Banner Health.
Man who survived gunshot to head says court system failed him
A Greeley man says he feels fortunate to be alive after being shot in the neck and head, but says he feels the Weld County judicial system is failing to protect him from the suspect.
Iconic Stanley Hotel in Estes Park likely to be sold to Arizona-based investors
The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, which turns 115 years old next year, will likely be sold in 2024.
A warning to dog owners amid holidays: consider keeping your dogs at home
As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Christmas and the New Year with friends and family, veterinarians are warning those who own dogs to be cautious of where they take their furry friends.
UNC granted $25 million to help rural Colorado's medical field
The University of Northern Colorado will soon be the home to the region's newest school for osteopathic medicine.
Denver has spent more than $33M to support immigrants in the last year
The city is asking border states like Texas to stop busing immigrants to Denver without notice. Many immigrants who have arrived here said they don't want handouts, just a job and an opportunity to provide for their families.
Protestors march from Denver to Greeley, calling for immigration reform
Caraveo, a Democrat representing Colorado's 8th Congressional District, is the only elected Democrat representing Colorado in Washington, D.C. that has yet to support the bill.
"SIX" musical brings representation to stage at the DCPA
One of the most anticipated musicals of the season begins playing at the Buell Theatre on Tuesday night, the last major tour to visit the Denver Center for the Performing Arts in 2023. "SIX," the Broadway tour, plays the DCPA from Dec. 5 to 24.
Local businesses prepare for rush of visitors after CHSAA moves football championships to Fort Collins
For the first time, the Colorado High School Athletics Association (CHSAA) is hosting the 4A and 5A football championship games at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. The change comes after many years of the championship games taking place at Mile High Stadium in Denver.
Fort Lupton man to fight code enforcement in court
A Fort Lupton homeowner is planning to take a dispute over his lawn to court, after the city issued him a citation for allegedly violating city code. James Kibler said the city took issue with his decision to xeriscape his yard largely with plants native to Colorado.
Longmont funds transportation to grocery stores for many residents
The City of Longmont has committed more than $45,000 to help residents in need get to and from the grocery store.