
‘Prolonged’ Rain And Snow Are On The Way. Here’s What You Should Know
The storm will probably impact people’s weekend plans — the winter storm warning lasts from midnight Friday until 6 a.m. Sunday.

By Jo Ann Allen

Drought Returns To SE Colorado
The U.S. Drought Monitor reports dry conditions increased in the extreme southeast corner of Colorado over the past week.

By Jo Ann Allen

Tolling Begins On Final Stretch Of US 36
With this final stretch open, the lanes will be open from Federal Boulevard to Table Mesa in Boulder.

By Jo Ann Allen

In-State Tuition For Homeless Students Advances At Colorado Legislature
Young people who live with a parent or guardian for a year can qualify for the in-state rate. However, many homeless youth can’t.

By Jo Ann Allen

Fraud Threat Delays Some Colorado Tax Refunds
And in an effort to combat fraud, the state is also issuing some refunds via paper checks — even if the taxpayer asked for direct deposit.

By Jo Ann Allen

Spelling Bee Tests Students, Long-time Pronouncer Of All Of Those Words
Charley Samson, a CPR Classical host, serves as the pronouncer for the Colorado Spelling Bee.

By Jo Ann Allen

Colorado’s Snowpack At 95 Percent Of Average
Colorado is about 75 percent of the way through the snowpack season and in good shape despite the lack of precipitation.

By Jo Ann Allen

Metro Denver Gets Nearly $20 Million To Address Homelessness
The money comes as officials try to address a growing homeless population.

By Jo Ann Allen

Bill To Limit Red Light Cameras Moves To State Senate
There are some limits to where the cameras could be restricted: school zones, marked construction or repair zones and on arterial roads.

By Jo Ann Allen

State House Passes Bill To Allow Rainwater Collection
Colorado is the only state where collecting rainwater is illegal. Next, the state Senate takes up the bill.

By Jo Ann Allen

CDOT Arrests 276 Impaired Drivers Over Super Bowl Weekend
That’s an increase from last year, when CDOT made 234 arrests.

By Jo Ann Allen

Soon, Denver Employees Can Offer ‘Mental Health First Aid’
“So many city employees touch the general population and could play a role in spotting issues,” said Don Mares, executive director of Denver’s Department of Human Services.

By Jo Ann Allen

Arapahoe’s Nicolle Ingui Davies Wins National Librarian Of The Year
Davies won for her communication skills and her leadership. She tells CPR News how those skills convinced voters to approve a tax hike.

By Jo Ann Allen

This Weekend, Take Extra Time On US 36, Says CDOT
Lane restrictions are planned for between Broomfield and Westminster starting tomorrow night through Sunday morning.

By Jo Ann Allen

Adams County Sting Nabs 10 Child Predator Suspects
Among the suspects is David Joseph Hocker who worked as a substitute teacher at Warren Village in Denver.

By Jo Ann Allen

Video: Belarus Tennis Player Celebrates Broncos’ Win
During an on-court interview after winning her match, Victoria Azarenka from Belarus asked the crowd “Can somebody please tell me, did the Broncos win?”

By Jo Ann Allen