Claire Cleveland

The high temperatures aren’t going to persist quite as long as they did in June.

Vaccinating animals is another step in stamping out the coronavirus.

Colorado is in the minority of states to have met President Biden’s goal.

Many companies that used to have offices full of people — who would show up for a blood drive — are now empty or out of business.

Greeley was doused in more than 4 inches of rain Thursday afternoon, more than a quarter of the city’s yearly average of 14.69 inches of precipitation.

Arvada police confirmed Friday that one of their officers fired the shot that killed “good Samaritan” Johnny Hurley during Monday’s attack that also left a veteran officer and his suspected ambusher dead.

Denver’s almost seven decade-long Juneteenth celebration returned this weekend — now with federal holiday status. But organizers say more change is needed.

A reprieve from the heat wave is still a couple days away.

After a decade of negotiations and a court battle, the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley will shell out $5.5 million for past employee discrimination.

Mesa County released a public health alert today warning residents of widespread transmission of a highly contagious COVID-19 variant, which was first discovered in India.

There are around 1,400 people buried in what’s called the Catholic Pauper section of the Evergreen Cemetery in Leadville.

JBS is the largest beef producer in the U.S., so the attacks may impact the national meat supply.

Across faiths, people are heading back to in-person worship services after a year of virtual gatherings and some sense of isolation.

Hundreds of volunteers will place a flag on each of the more than 105,000 graves in the Fort Logan National Cemetery.

A letter details actions the St. Vrain Valley School District could take to repair the harm done to the Black community and protect it from racism moving forward.

Keep the rain covers on those grills, folks.