The Department of the Interior proposes new names for 28 Colorado landmarks with an Indigenous slur in their names
One of the most notable examples in Colorado is Mestaa’ėhehe Mountain and Mestaa’ėhehe Pass, which officially changed their names in December.
CU Boulder waived student fees for graduate workers. Now Colorado State University students want the same
Colorado State University graduate workers want administrators to follow CU Boulder’s lead and waive their student fees.
Expect below-freezing temperatures, but not much snow, as a cold front moves through the state this week
A lot of cold, but not much snow, for most of the state this week.
Boulder County ends mask mandate, joining other Front Range counties
Boulder was the last remaining county in the urban corridor with a mask policy in place.
‘We’re losing a generation of fans’: Lawmakers target sports blackouts as Altitude, Comcast dispute persists
The two companies have been negotiating a contract ever since a deal for Comcast to offer Altitude TV expired in 2019.
The Boulder King Soopers on Table Mesa reopens with memorial ceremony
The store will officially reopen following a ceremony honoring the 10 victims killed in the March shooting. King Soopers will also install an outdoor memorial space in the coming months.
Mesa County Valley School Board will meet in a closed session to review contracts for current and future superintendent
The Mesa County Valley School Board finds itself in a similar position to the Douglas County school board, with a majority of seats being taken by newly elected conservative members.
The Beijing Winter Games are over. Meet the three Coloradans who won medals
Brandon Frazier of Colorado Springs, Nicole Hensley of Lakewood and Alex Ferreira of Aspen took home medals as they represented Colorado in the 2022 Winter Olympics.
DA won’t file criminal charges in death of 6-year-old at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park
Officials Tuesday they will not file charges against workers who failed to ensure a 6-year-old girl was properly restrained on a ride at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park before she fell 110 feet to her death last September.
Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder will reopen nearly a year after mass shooting
The store was originally set to reopen Jan. 20, but the company delayed due to a 10-day strike by employees across the Front Range.
CU was forced to cut down a famed 142-year-old tree. Clones will carry on its legacy
A plains cottonwood on the University of Colorado campus has genes that stand out from its peers. That’s why researchers want to clone it.
These Coloradans will compete for gold in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
The competition officially kicks off Feb. 2. The opening ceremony, when athletes gather to light the Olympic flame, will be held two days later.
Identity of final person missing from Marshall fire confirmed as investigators uncover bone fragments
There has been one confirmed death from the Marshall fire, which burned nearly 1,000 homes in December.
“Personal choices” behind surge in traffic deaths in Colorado, officials say
The state has seen a 50 percent increase in traffic deaths since 2011.
After Marshall fire, residents feel ‘lucky’ with what they have, but struggle to figure out the future
As people are allowed to return home after the Marshall Fire, they feel either a huge sigh of relief or painful agony.
School is back in session in Boulder County. Students affected by the Marshall Fire say that’s not what they need
“I didn’t even have a mask for school until two days ago. We’re still homeless.”