Colorado News

Bears may venture further into the Denver metro in search of food this year amid the drought, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. 

The number of people living in Denver without homes has decreased for the first time in almost a decade, according to the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative’s annual point-in-time homelessness count.

Longmont’s Union Reservoir swim beach will not reopen for traditional swimming this summer because water levels remain too low due to Colorado drought conditions, but officials say visitors will still be able to cool off in a shallow wading area.

Vice President JD Vance will speak to graduating cadets at this year’s U.S. Air Force Academy commencement ceremony in Colorado Springs.

The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance has a new addition to its Cape buffalo herd. An 18-year-old buffalo gave birth May 11 to a healthy male calf.

A seizure operation took place on Saturday involving approximately 90 head of bison from the Lay Valley Bison Ranch located in Moffat County.

Weak earthquakes were recorded near Walsenburg in southern Colorado on Sunday night and Monday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

At least 7,770 animals were killed last year on Colorado’s roads, the vast majority occurring on the Western Slope.

Dozens of Swatch stores shut down globally on Saturday as crowds swarmed the locations, including one inside Denver’s Cherry Creek Mall. 

One of Denver County Court’s longest-serving judges, Andre Rudolph, died unexpectedly on Friday, court officials said Saturday afternoon.