Colorado is in good shape when it comes to precipitation
There is no longer a time of year when Colorado is "in the clear" when it comes to wildland fires but so far, this year has been unusually quiet.
Denver opens care center to help those with medical needs
It's a vicious cycle for those who are homeless with medical needs- hospitalized, then discharged to the streets where it's impossible to maintain your health
Tranquilized bear falls on bouncy house, thanks to CPW and WMFR
Because the bear was surrounded by thick branches, the team went with plan C; the bouncy house. The bear was uninjured in the process and safely transported.
Video appears to show moment shots were fired in Boulder
Video being shared among students, and circulating on social media, seems to show a shootout on The Hill over the weekend.
Family remembers hiker who died on Long's Peak
Friends and family remembered the 25-year-old who died hiking Long's Peak.
Jefferson County installs license plate readers, with hopes to build more
Static cameras equipped with license-plate readers will soon be installed across Jefferson County to help combat the rise in vehicle thefts.
Denver jury to continue deliberations Thursday in Close case
Close is charged with 22 counts for the shooting death of Isabella Thallas, and the injuries her boyfriend, Darian Simon sustained. Thallas was killed in June of 2020 while walking her dog in Denver's Ballpark neighborhood while Simon was critically injured.
New technology could shorten response times for wildfires
The California-based company has developed a system that uses high-def cameras, artificial intelligence and satellite technology to spot fires before the human eye can.
Colorado man urges hikers to be prepared after finding body on 14er
A Colorado man who discovered the body of a missing hiker on Longs Peak hopes others are reminded that you can never be too prepared when it comes to climbing Colorado's 14ers.
Great Outdoors Colorado tries to set a new hopscotch record
Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) is hoping to use some of those lottery funds to come up with fun ways to get families outside- it's part of a campaign called "99 Days Outdoors."
Jeffco families offer perspective on school closings
Jefferson County families will have the opportunity to weigh in on school consolidations next month and families who have been through the process want others to know "there is a light at the end of the tunnel."
Dramatic video: RV loses control, careens into Winchell's
Newly released footage from Lakewood police shows the dramatic moment the driver of an RV lost control and went careening into a Winchell's Donut House.
'Bear Aware' gets a boost from a new source of funding
As bears prepare to hibernate, communities across the state are hoping to do more to prevent conflicts. Many can, thanks to a new source of funding.
Researchers look for ways to manage tarantula migration and traffic
Highway overpasses have been successful tools to help mitigate animal-vehicle collisions, now researchers are exploring how underpasses can do the same for Colorado's smaller creatures.
Search is on for suspect vehicle after teen injured in apparent road rage shooting
A 16-year-old who was a passenger in a vehicle was shot and injured in Weld County on Friday morning.