Opening Day at Coors Field might as well be the Super Bowl in normal times, not necessarily for the hometown team, but for the universe of workers who rely on big crowds to make their bread, namely pedicab drivers.

COVID-19 caused a lot of change at Carson Elementary School. Making it work hasn’t always been easy. Kids, especially the younger ones, need constant reminders not to get too close and make sure their masks cover their little noses.

A new analysis by CPR News shows how Biden, Lauren Boebert and other candidates performed in Colorado’s cities, towns and neighborhoods.

Here's some of what we saw as Coloradan's exercised their democratic rights.

The sheriff's office ordered new evacuations as the fire moved just west of the YMCA in Estes Park and the Bear Lake area in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Photos from the East Troublesome fire and the Cameron Peak fire — two of the largest wildfires in Colorado history — in Grand County and Estes Park.

“Today’s mission is going to be on life safety, it’s going to be on evacuations and ensuring that people are out of the way of future fire growth,” said incident commander Noel Livingston.

He became the first African American to play in a major symphony when he took a job in Denver. He’s also the last living musician who played at Five Points’ Rossonian.

The Denver coroner’s workload is up 35 percent from last year. Violent crime and overdoses have spiked as the city has worked to spend less on personnel.

Denverite's Kevin Beaty recently visited DIA to see how COVID-19 has impacted passenger traffic, concessions and construction projects.

mmigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency that oversees F1 student visas, said it had changed some rules as a result of the pandemic. Any international student with a full course load of virtual classes is no longer eligible to remain in the U.S. Those who decide to remain in the country could be deported.

The artist known as Detour talks about his murals in Denver that depict victims of police brutality and people calling for racial social justice reform.

Across the United States, tens of thousands have taken to streets — including in Denver.

Denver police said they have arrested a man who was armed at the Downtown Denver Islamic Center on Thursday evening.

The “Call to Action” event was planned before Sunday’s attack in Dayton, Ohio, became the third mass shooting in the U.S. in a week.

Denverites have been getting their streets sweeped for more than 100 years.