Aurora camping ban: What to know as city approves enforcement plan
Camps will not be dismantled without a 72-hour notice.
Rural Strasburg High School teaches Indigenous traditions with help from Northern Arapaho Tribe
The Northern Arapaho Tribe has lived on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming since 1878. Before that, they lived on the plains of Colorado.
Altitude-Comcast blackout: Lawmakers drop bill meant to end sports broadcasting dispute
The contract dispute has persisted since the companies’ original deal expired in 2019, leaving Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche and Colorado Rapids fans scrambling to find alternative ways to watch games.
Rocky Mountain National Park entrance fees will jump next month
Park officials said the price increase will help fund maintenance for the park, including trash removal, trail upkeep, and snowplow operations.
University of Colorado officially confirms Todd Saliman as system’s new president
Saliman, who has served as interim president since last year, was named the sole finalist for the presidency in early April.
Interview: CU’s Todd Saliman on the cost of higher education and diversity on campus
The university presidential finalist spoke about what he sees as his qualifications for the role and the challenges of raising money for an institution of higher education.
The avian flu is in Colorado. What does that mean for humans and birds?
It’s bad news for birds and could be bad news for the supply chain.
CU presidential finalist Todd Saliman faces questions about diversity and campus culture from faculty, staff and students
The university system’s interim president and sole presidential finalist did not face a chorus of boos, but he still received pushback.
Pikes Peak will require visitors to reserve a parking space starting this May
The city of Colorado Springs said the new system would create a “more enjoyable and hassle-free” experience by “ensuring there will be space for [visitors] to park.”
After two years away, Easter sunrise service returns to Red Rocks
Thousands of people braved the chill to worship together at the storied amphitheater.
State committee cuts guidance to include LGBTQ perspectives in every grade as they revise social studies standards
The Colorado State Board of Education had recommended expanding the presence of diverse subjects to meet goals set by recently passed legislation.
Skull and antler stolen from famous elk in Rocky Mountain National Park
Someone illegally removed an antler and skull of Kahuna’s carcass in late March, park rangers said.
Colorado wants to have an esports team in half of the state’s high schools. Meet the gamers pioneering that journey
There are over 100 high school esports teams competing this season, playing games such as Super Smash Bros., Rocket League and League of Legends.
Dangerous fire conditions to persist through Thursday as high winds continue
Firefighters in Aurora worked on a fire overnight that burned “dumpsters, fields and buildings,” displacing 10 people.
DIA seeking direct flights to Africa in effort to boost traffic
Airport officials say their ultimate goal is to increase traffic through DIA to 100 million people.
Time for COVID boosters if you’re 50 or older — Colorado is sending out reminders
About 30 percent of the state’s eligible population have yet to receive their third shot, according to state health officials.