Colo woman's life mission: help those survive cardiac arrest
After her heart stopped when she was 27 years old, Lynn Blake made it her life mission to educate as many people as possible about CPR and A-E-Ds, to help save a life.
Wheelchair user summits Mt. Elbert with help from nonprofit
Bev Davis just summited Mt. Elbert with thirty of her new best friends. This alone is a neat accomplishment, but it's made even better by the fact that Davis uses a wheelchair in her daily life to get around.
Steamboat Springs Planned Parenthood location closed
Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains said their decision was focused on two things: Staffing and demographics of patients they could serve there.
Experts weigh in on delays in fall leaf colors
While temperature is a part of the equation, sunlight is really the main drive for trees to start the change; when nights get longer, trees get the picture and can sense the change in seasons and prepare for colder, darker days.
Mountain communities, ski areas relying on flu shots to keep economy running
With ski season and flu season right around the corner, Vail Resorts is now encouraging employees to get their flu shots (and COVID-19 shots while they're at it) in order to help keep their work staff fully operational.
Will Colorado be allowed to kill its new endangered wolves?
It might seem counterintuitive to be thinking about killing off animals that a state is actively trying to reintroduce into the wild, but right now Colorado Parks and Wildlife is exploring that option.
Christian Glass' autopsy shows drugs after deputy shooting
Yes, there were drugs in Christian Glass' system: how does it play into the equation after being shot by deputies after calling for help?
Man lost in CO wilderness almost left by rescue helicopter
Crews searching for a man lost in the Colorado wilderness almost mistook his distress signals for a simple, "Hello."
A housing crisis for school employees in mountain towns
"I think it is a major problem, there are teachers who can't take the job because they can't find a place."
Zuma: Loveland Ski Search & Rescue dog is too good to retire
The dog is half Akita, a quarter husky, and a quarter wolf. He's also the oldest dog by several years at Loveland Ski Resort.
Cremated remains of Colo. veteran need final resting place
The hope is to find Martin Pianga's wife, Anna, and bury them together.
Eagle County Schools plead with homeowners to help teachers
Working in the resort community of Eagle, educators and school staff are having a hard time finding a spot to live.
Deadly fungus in bats spotted for the first time in Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife have confirmed that fungus on a bat at the Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site outside La Junta and found traces of the fungus in bat excrement at the Gateway Natural Area near Fort Collins.
Breckenridge sees more tourism on weekdays than weekends
In an announcement that comes as a shock to many, the mountain town of Breckenridge is busier on the weekdays than on the weekends
Mama bear, four cubs euthanized after breaking into home in Aspen
A mother bear and her four cubs had to be euthanized after breaking into an Aspen home. Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns bears are hungry and suggest things you can do to be bear aware.