Club Q shooter moved from Colorado prison to Wyoming
Anderson Lee Aldrich is being housed in the Wyoming State Penitentiary.
Loveland voters approve Proposition 300 to get rid of 3% tax on groceries
Voters in Loveland this week overwhelmingly opted to eliminate a sales tax on groceries. Proposition 300 in the Northern Colorado city will get rid of a 3% tax on goods starting in January.
Loveland voters could eliminate sales tax on many groceries
Proposition 300 is on the November ballot, and leaves it up to the voters to decide whether or not they want to keep paying the 3% tax on their goods.
Nuggets and Kroenke Charities get $680K for dozens of nonprofits
Organizations like Integrated Family Community Services in Englewood reaped the benefits of the championship playoff run last season.
"Six" Broadway musical brings historic tale to life at DCPA
The story of King Henry VIII's six wives has been told for centuries, but never before has it been heard in the way "Six" shares it. Six, the Broadway tour, gives voice and tune to the women who served as queens in a modern and upbeat way.
Paid parking along College Avenue considered for Old Town Fort Collins
The City of Fort Collins parking department is seeking permission from the city council to move forward with research to see what changes to its current parking setup would improve the visitor experience while also helping better fund the city's initiatives.
"Mamma Mia" to launch 25th anniversary tour at Denver Center starting Halloween night
The 25th anniversary tour of "Mamma Mia!" will launch its U.S. tour in Denver starting Halloween night. The Denver Center for the Performing Arts will launch the historic Broadway tour with a series of shows running Oct. 31 through Nov. 5.
Clearview Library wants $3M, 10% of sales tax from King Soopers in exchange for Windsor land
The town of Windsor wants to build a new King Soopers for their growing community, but the price tag for the land they want is now expected to be much greater than the town once hoped.
Congressman Ken Buck says he is being evicted after refusing to vote for Jim Jordan for Speaker of the House
Congressman Ken Buck, a Republican from Weld County, says his office in Windsor will soon be forced to move after receiving an eviction notice.
Hammon recognized in Northern Colorado as legendary figure in basketball
Former Colorado State Ram Becky Hammon has won her second professional title as a head coach, leaving people on campus in awe of her accomplishments.
"Fully remote" control tower still part of Northern Colorado airport's plan
After nearly a decade of trying to implement the first fully remote control tower at a U.S. airport in northern Colorado, the company tasked with the project has announced it is giving up on its mission.
Delays continue for production, delivery of police vehicles
A backlog of orders rooted in production delays from COVID-19 in 2020 continues to plague production and delivery of police vehicles across the United States.
"Simply the best" Tina Turner musical recreates concert setting in show coming to Denver
Though music icon Tina Turner passed away earlier this year, the legend's music continues to live through the cast of "Tina, the Tina Turner Musical." The show, which is touring the country, arrives at the Buell Theatre in Denver Oct. 18.
Windsor offers $1.75 million to Clearview Library in effort to add new King Soopers
According to documents obtained by CBS News Colorado, the town has offered the Clearview Library District $1.75 million for a plot of land they hope King Soopers will soon build on.
Hundreds of Fort Collins students walk out in protest of consolidation plan
Poudre School District announced the student body would be split in half with younger students going to one school and older students going to another. Hear what students are saying and what the plan would entail.