- Those late to register their vehicle could face up to $100 in late fees.
- The winds will dissipate Wednesday when more snow is expected.
- The incident is one of the multiple similar unconfirmed threats that authorities are investigating throughout the state, including in Aspen and Cañon City.
- One to five inches dropped on Front Range cities overnight, and that’s expected to rise.
- Democratic lawmakers invited the group to the Capitol to witness the passage of a resolution in support of the LGBTQ community.
- Some parts of Colorado will receive over a foot of snow.
- Concealed carry has been allowed on CU campuses since 2012. Now, many students are pushing regents to renew the prohibition.
- A provost-backed plan would have reduced the number of classes professors taught each semester, giving them more time for research obligations and student support.
- University officials testified during the hearing, urging lawmakers to pass the bill. It would change the maximum length allowed in a contract between a university and non-tenured track employees from three years to five.
- Visitor numbers peaked in 2021, when an estimated 19.9 million visitors entered Colorado’s state parks.
- Meth residue was detected in the Boulder Public Library and several other public spaces, prompting all of them to close for cleaning.
- The U.S. Forest Service will listen to public comments until late February.
- The snow storm has caused two major semi-truck collisions in two days.
- Forecasts earlier in the week showed the Denver metro getting as much as 12 inches of snow.
- Amid Colorado's egg shortage, some people are foregoing grocery trips and starting their own flocks.
- The rise in egg prices has been pushed by the virus and by supply chain issues for items like egg cartons.
