Scientists pinpoint damage from landslides to assist recovery efforts in Puerto Rico

Each week in Boulder, people who hear voices get together. Hearing voices isn't rare, and doesn't necessarily signal severe psychosis.

Firefighting couple’s house burned in the Cold Springs fire but the search for their dog has gone viral and neighbors are helping them rebuild.

Experts meet to discuss the unique needs of adventurous athletes.

Ahead of the UN climate change talks, we ask three climate scientists how they deal with an apocalyptic day job.

Colorado authors talk about their book, "Island on Fire: The Extraordinary Story of a Forgotten Volcano That Changed the World."

More research is needed regarding geoengineering techniques that aim to slow climate change, some scientists say.

University of Colorado researcher risks life and limb for science in Nepal.

Denver's Helen Abyei fled her home in what is now South Sudan in 2002, but she's watching the violence currently taking place there from afar.

Denver Curling Club is preparing for the influx of enthusiastic wannabee curlers that has followed previous Olympic games.

Two prominent members of the scientific community explore whether recent floods, fires and drought were caused by climate change and human actions.

Sensor-equipped cars would transmit weather and road data to the cloud where meteorologists would compare against their models to produce real-time weather forecasts for each mile of road in Colorado.

Feeling the blues and having trouble sleeping? There’s an insomnia therapy that doctors say could be the most advanced treatment of depression since Prozac.

Colorado Community College students will soon be able to perform online experiments, controlling specialized laboratory equipment from the comfort of their own homes.