California wildfires are still raging. Here’s why the risk isn’t the same in the Denver metro
Right now, the state is a mixed bag when it comes to the possibility of a fire.
45 more fire engines, C-130 Hercules sent to battle California wildfires
Hundreds of Colorado firefighters are now helping in Los Angeles, and the USAF aircraft out of Peterson Air Force Base is retrofitted to dump thousands of gallons of water in minutes.
How to help victims of the California fires
Coloradans know all too well what wildfires can cost a community.
Two charged in Western Slope cattle killings
A 19-year-old and 20-year-old have been charged in the deaths of two cattle in December.
Colorado firefighters arriving to help with ‘apocalyptic’ California fires
The sound from the fire can be ‘as loud as a freight train’ on the front lines.
After parking at base of ski run at Keystone, Boulder resident blames bad directions
The driver didn’t get a ticket, and his car was towed out Monday evening.
The State of Colorado might have some of your money — or stuff. Here’s how to find out what you’re owed
This new year, Coloradans have an opportunity to reunite with their missing, lost, or forgotten valuables being held for them by the state.
Online schematics of Colorado’s abandoned missile silos are drawing trespassers
The underground facilities include long drops and sharp scrap metal shrouded in complete darkness.
Fired Jeffco schools official dies in Maryland amid unresolved child pornography investigation
David Weiss was fired by Jefferson County Public Schools less than a month ago.
Law enforcement searching for suspects in Western Slope cattle killings, thefts
Ranchers are on edge after the second major cattle crime to happen in the region in recent weeks.
The grace period for weaving in Colorado’s express lanes ends Wednesday
Toll lane enforcement is coming, and it will be costly for those who break the rules.
Denver Santa Claus school trains people in the business of joy and holiday cheer
The program coaches trainees on how not just to look and act like Santa Claus, but how to become him.
Lawsuit challenges Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, saying it violates free speech
The lawsuit was filed by the same firm that represented a Colorado Christian graphic artist who won their freedom of speech case before the U.S. Supreme Court in 2023.
Colorado sports made history this year with Heisman Trophy winner, NHL MVP and NBA MVP
Is it luck, coincidence, or something else?
Air Force Academy sued over race-conscious admission practices
Military academies are currently exempt from the Supreme Court’s ruling that affirmative action in higher education is unconstitutional
Fire mitigation goats are back in action – this time at Lockheed Martin Waterton Campus
After the Quarry fire, Lockheed Martin realized it needed to do more to protect 98 acres of open space in Jefferson County.
