Climber injured after falling 500 feet from Colorado 14er
The climber fell while ascending the north face of North Maroon Peak, a popular fourteener in the Maroon Bells Wilderness, according to the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office.
Climber injured after falling 500 feet from Colorado 14er
The climber fell while ascending the north face of North Maroon Peak, a popular fourteener in the Maroon Bells Wilderness, according to the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office.
Nearly 500 flights delayed at DIA on Sunday amid severe thunderstorm watch
Most of Eastern Colorado was under a severe thunderstorm watch on Sunday, including the Denver area, according to the National Weather Service.
Man shot to death in west Aurora, no suspects identified
Aurora police were investigating a homicide on Sunday after a man was found dead on a sidewalk in the western city’s Dayton Triangle neighborhood.
Paraglider, hang glider injured in midair collision in Colorado mountains
A paraglider and a hang glider were rescued from the Aspen Mountain area on Sunday after they collided midair, according to the sheriff’s office.
After serious crashes, Broomfield officials push e-bike safety, awareness of the law
After several crashes involving serious injuries that involved a small electric vehicle, Broomfield officials want to educate the public so people can stay safe.
Man arrested in fatal Northglenn stabbing after statewide manhunt
Alexei Munive-Rodriguez was arrested near Lamar in connection with the fatal Northglenn stabbing, according to the police department.
Republicans in Colorado’s battleground 8th District want a bigger government role in healthcare
Recent polling shows that Republicans in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District are about as enthusiastic as Democrats for more government spending on healthcare.
Aspen Acres fire, flooding are one of first big tests of Colorado’s insurance reforms: ‘How much more can a person handle?’
The Aspen Acres fire, the seventh-largest wildfire in recorded state history will be “one of the first big tests” of the legislative measures passed since 2021’s Marshall fire.
Today in History: August 16, ‘Harmonic Convergence’ celebrated around the world
People worldwide began a two-day celebration of the “Harmonic Convergence,” which heralded what believers called the start of a new, purer age of humankind.
Ground stop lifted, thunderstorms cause delays, canceled flights at Denver International Airport
Federal officials lifted a ground stop for flights bound for Denver International Airport on Saturday afternoon, though severe thunderstorms still caused hundreds of delayed and canceled flights.
