- There has been one confirmed death from the Marshall fire, which burned nearly 1,000 homes in December.
- The state has seen a 50 percent increase in traffic deaths since 2011.
- As people are allowed to return home after the Marshall Fire, they feel either a huge sigh of relief or painful agony.
- “I didn't even have a mask for school until two days ago. We’re still homeless.”
- As COVID cases are once again on the rise, students, parents and teachers are once again having to grapple with how to return safely to the classroom.
- People in Colorado’s mountain communities and along the Front Range will once again experience strong winds as a cold front hits the state. The windstorm comes just a week after similarly strong gusts fueled two fires in Boulder County, one of which destroyed nearly 1,000 buildings. Winds are forecast to be between 45 to 65
- FEMA toured the devastation Sunday and set up a "one stop shop" for residents needing resources.
- Chancellor Phil DiStefano said the combination of the fire and the pandemic leaves the university unable to welcome back thousands of students.
- If you test positive using an at-home antigen test, whether it’s state-provided or not, the CDPHE requests you do five things.
- Crews are working to contain a fast-moving grass fire Monday afternoon that ignited near Chatfield State Park in Littleton.
- Colorado weather: Plenty of snow in the mountains, nothing to report on the Front Range.
- Clark Richert, whose abstract and counterculture art molded the Colorado art scene, died on Christmas Eve. Richert, a University of Colorado graduate, came upon Abstract Expressionism and used the art style to explore complex ideas.
- For their final projects, seniors were asked to design solutions to problems that included making avocado farming more efficient to autonomous transports for lunar surface missions.
- Spruce employees celebrated the vote in a Sunday rally outside the location on Pearl Street.
- The fire, named the Miner’s Candle fire, ignited amid strong winds and dry conditions.
- Scrutiny over use of the drug on people being arrested intensified following the death of Elijah McClain in 2019.
