Burnett Gulch fire north of Lyons remains small with 20% containment
The 18-acre Burnett Gulch fire is burning in Larimer County north of Lyons and voluntary evacuations are in place
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Lafayette couple renovating historic home discovers a family’s past stashed inside its walls
Lauren Kelley started finding old letters in the walls of her Old Town Lafayette home. Then, she met the family who used to live there.
Climber found dead in Colorado mountains near Aspen
A climber was found dead in the Maroon Bells area in western Colorado on Thursday.
Traffic deaths tied to impaired driving fell in Colorado. Officials hope to keep the trend going with DUI checkpoints for Labor Day.
Traffic fatalities from suspected impaired driving fell significantly this year in Colorado between Memorial Day to Labor Day, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Denver Zoo African lion Araali is ready for a break from motherhood
Denver Zoo African lion Araali will move to a different zoo this fall after caretakers noticed changes between her and her cubs.
Students at over 180 Colorado schools joining statewide walkout to protest ICE, organizers say
Students from more than 180 schools across Colorado say they will walk out of class on Friday to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, organizers said.
Amid unprecedented drought, Vail Duck Race to move from water to land in 2026
The resulting idea is an American Ninja Warrior-esque obstacle course for ducks, which will make their way through a series of challenges, including a Potato Sack Race, Hula Hoop Bucket Run and Duck Toss.
Shilo Sanders denies assault claims in Denver bankruptcy trial
A Denver bankruptcy court heard CU Buffs head football coach Deion Sanders’ deposition on Tuesday in a trial that could determine whether his son, Shilo Sanders, can erase more than $11 million in debt.
Colorado attorneys accuse ICE of violently ignoring court order as immigration arrests surge again
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests in Colorado have surged this summer, but local attorneys allege ICE agents are continuing to violate court orders and have engaged in violence.
Sewage spill slowly moving down Arkansas River
Colorado Parks and Wildlife advised people to stay out of John Martin Reservoir as raw sewage flows down the Arkansas River toward Kansas.