- Recently I returned to some of the neighborhoods where I documented the Marshall fire's devastation a year ago. Here are photos of those places then and now.
- What CPR News photographers and reporters saw in 2022.
- The walk drew hundreds of people for a two-day journey from St. Isidore Church in Watkins to the Mother Cabrini Shrine in the foothills west of Golden.
- For Denver's Pride, Servicios de la Raza's float takes cues from Día de los Muertos and honors people who have departed.
- The harbor town of Kuressaare on Saaremaa Island, which hosts the National Guard, is like the rest of Estonia: contested land. Western forces will return next year for training.
- A timed competition in which a horse and rider pull a skier who runs slalom turns, snatches rings from poles and launches off jumps taller than most humans, returned to Leadville over the weekend. Here's a taste of what it looked like.
- What we saw in one neighborhood on New Year's Eve destroyed by this week's fires in Boulder.
- A CPR photojournalist accompanied Gov. Jared Polis, Brig. Gen. Laura Clellan, Adjutant General and Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle to survey damage after a fire ripped through Boulder County displacing thousands of residents and burning more than 500 homes.
- CPR News again traversed Colorado to tell the stories of the people who live here, and to cover the news as it happened.
- Military veterans and those on active duty joined the families and friends of those who died while serving their country during the formal dedication of the Colorado Fallen Heroes Memorial on Saturday.
- An Afghan interpreter and his family landed at Denver International Airport Tuesday night to settle in at their new home after the fall and evacuation of Kabul. Ahmad Siddiqi, his wife and four kids fled Afghanistan in August and hadn’t found a permanent residence yet.
- This year, for the 144th year in a row, it was back in full swing. From needlepoint to livestock judging, a parade, rodeo, amusement park and demolition derby, the fairgrounds were brimming with folks from all over the region for five days, August 18-22. The pandemic felt a long way away. Here's a little of what we saw.
- Although David Rodriguez had the idea for the club three years ago, he was only ready to make a move in 2020. Just in time for his spiky red nemesis.
- The 51-year-old husband and father of seven was shot and killed at a Boulder King Soopers last Monday where a gunman opened fire, killing 10 people, including Talley.
- It began as just another start of the work week. When it was over, 10 people were dead, a suspect was in custody and the world's media glare came to focus on another mass shooting in Colorado.
- It really was a year like no other. While we catch a very brief breath, here's what we saw in the last 365 days.
