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Summit County kept wildfires small compared to the rest of the state
It's been an active summer for wildfires in Colorado on the Western Slope and the Front Range, but Summit County has mostly been spared so far. Officials point to agency collaboration, technology and some luck with the weather.
Casey's Pond Senior Living Facility saved by local donors
What was previously considered a catastrophic elimination of a senior living and skilled nursing care facility in Steamboat Springs has now turned into a massive community lift to save the location for years to come.
Neighbors rallying behind family whose home was destroyed by fire
A Colorado family is trying to move on without their home after a fire in eastern Arapahoe County.
Clean, renewable, geothermal energy explored near Mount Princeton
Considering the state and international backing for Mt. Princeton Geothermal, LLC to explore whether a geothermal plant to generate electricity using the "heat beneath our feet" would be a good fit for Chaffee County, you might expect this project to be a slam dunk.
Olathe Sweet Corn harvest facing challenges amid earworm crop destruction
Corn earworms have created an especially difficult environment for sweet corn to grow. Last year, some growers considered it an invasion and have noticed the pests are becoming resilient against pesticides.
Check out the renovations inside Glenwood Springs' former Hotel Denver
It's all about maintaining the historic feel of the hotel while modernizing a few out-of-date aspects that guests may not be interested in any more.
Steamboat Springs bike theft part of a larger crime symptom, residents say
After two $9,000 mountain bikes were stolen from a Steamboat Springs resident's front yard in the middle of the afternoon, they're asking for help finding the bikes again after a string of reported bike thefts last week.
CSU researchers consider "STD" to help protect sweet corn from worms
Farmers on the Western Slope lost around half their sweet corn crop last year, in part due to the infestation of corn earworms.
New "gold" in Idaho Springs will be tourism, mayor says
A gondola accessing miles of mountain biking trails and hiking trails, as well as a "pedestrian plaza and event space" is set to break ground in the mountain town formerly famous for mining.
County crews hit man's car twice, insurance company won't pay damages
Considering Anthony Zacharias has the video of a road grader smashing into his car twice, driven by an employee with Clear Creek County Road and Bridge, you might think he is at least entitled to some compensation for his now-totaled vehicle.
Use water? Denver Water says zebra mussels are a threat we're all facing
Denver Water is making sure everyone has a clear understanding of what is at stake should zebra mussels get in the rest of Colorado's waterways.
What's it like to be a firefighter on the Quarry Fire?
As some evacuated residents start to make their way back, and others anxiously await their turn on the Quarry Fire, CBS News Colorado wanted to ask about the people who helped to make this possible; the firefighters.
Where are our borrowed firefighters and how do we determine to lend them?
As wildfires continue to rage across Colorado, local fire departments are facing a delicate balancing act. With calls for assistance coming in, agencies have to weigh helping neighbors with being prepared in their own communities.
Community rallies to save Casey's Pond Senior Living from being sold
A new owner could purchase the building and evict all the senior tenants living there, but many in the community hope Casey's Pond will survive as a senior living facility.