CDOT plans to stop bumps in Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnel with heat trace system
Signs leading up to the Johnson tunnel warn drivers of a "bump" ahead, and to check their speed.
Wolf reintroduction plan passes final draft
It's been years since Colorado voters passed the vote to bring wolves back to Colorado, and now Colorado Parks and Wildlife has approved their final draft of the Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan.
Avalanche mitigation takes place on Independence Pass
Tuesday, crews from CDOT and the Colorado Avalanche Information Center fired up a helicopter and started lobbing what are called "turkey bombs." Here's how it works -- and why it's so important.
2-year-old needs bone marrow as parents search urgently for donors
Once they started noticing the bruises and bloody nose that just wouldn't stop, parents Khloe and Adam Haney knew something was wrong with little 2-year-old Karina.
Vail welcomes home Shiffrin after becoming greatest alpine skier of all time
The greatest alpine skier of all time spent a little of her time with adoring fans and family now that she's back home.
Colorado mountain town asking for help documenting history on museum's anniversary
The Frisco Historic Park and Museum has stood for more than a century near the top of Main Street, Frisco, Colorado.
Clear Creek County's only food bank without a home due to plumbing issues
In the meantime, Fish and Loaves has taken to building an outdoor food collection table across the street but it doesn't include the usual hot meal that the program is usually able to help provide.
Delay puts renaming of Mount Evans to Mount Blue Sky on hold
There has been a delay in the renaming of Mount Evans to Mount Blue Sky.
Mountain towns pick attorneys to potentially sue USPS
The towns of Avon, Buena Vista, Parachute, Silverthorne, Snowmass Village and Steamboat Springs, along with the town of Crested Butte have all retained the services of Kaplan Kirsh Rockwell LLP as their chosen team to look further into a lawsuit.
Steamboat Springs struggles with where to put all the snow
So much snow has fallen in Steamboat Springs that the city is now saying they're concerned they may run out of space to put it.
Schools district's new grading system raises concerns among some parents
The school district says the current grading system doesn't prioritize actual learning and, instead, rewards more trivial things. Critics argue the new system won't improve students' achievement or retention of information.
Mountain town considers legal action against USPS
Things have gotten so bad with some mountain mailrooms in Colorado that one town is considering taking legal action against the United States Postal Service.
Art studio for people of all ages and abilities to open in Silverthorne
The Art Spot will have four dedicated private artist studios and a spot to sell their work, along with the huge maker space where a lot of the action happens.
Colorado Mesa University taps into water table to heat, cool campus
Beneath the feet of students attending Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction are a series of pipes, stretching 171,000 feet across the campus and feeding into the raised Western Slope water table.
Summit County Rescue Group tears down old building to make room for new one
The old barn that housed Summit County Rescue Group was built in the 1960s and is now half-standing - being torn down to make way for the new building.