NWS: Small Tornado Hit Aurora During Storm
The tornado was about 50 yards wide and continued for nearly three miles.
Motorcyclist Dies In Pikes Peak Race Practice
Emergency vehicles were on the scene and the road was closed off.
Rabbit Fever Cases On Pace For Record In Colorado
Colorado health officials have recorded 11 human cases of tularemia, or “rabbit fever,” since May, putting the state on pace for one of the most widespread years for the disease […]
There’s More Wolf Creek Land Swap Turmoil
The Durango Herald reports that a coalition of conservation groups filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday after the U.S. Forest Service gave the land swap the go-ahead in May.
At The Last Minute, Judge Delays Federal Fracking Regulations
Interior spokeswoman Jessica Kershaw says the BLM will abide by the stay and process drilling permits under the pre-existing regulations for now.
Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai To Speak In Denver Tonight
The 17-year-old is scheduled to speak at the Bellco Theater Wednesday evening.
Mike Miles Quits As Dallas Schools Superintendent, Citing Family Reasons
Miles joined DISD in July 2012 after six years as superintendent of the Harrison School District in Colorado Springs
Malnourished Mexican Lion Cub Heads To Keenesburg
He was put aboard a U.S.-bound flight Tuesday.
Search For Missing South Platte Tuber Resumes
With water levels temporarily lowered on the South Platte River, searchers are once again looking for a missing tuber near Sheridan.
Portions Of Arkansas River Closed To Swimming, Tubing
The closure comes following the death of a 23-year-old tuber.
Tickets sold fast for Jimmy Carter visit to Carbondale
Tickets cost only $20 and sold out quickly.
Southern Utes Challenge Fracking Law
The rule requires a federal permit on public and tribal lands, in addition to the state permits already required.
Rivers Running High And Fast Prove Deadly
One man drowned on the Fryingpan River in Basalt, and another on Arkansas River near Pueblo.
Candidate Sanders Draws Almost 5,000 To Denver Rally
The 73-year-old Independent spoke for an hour and hit a nerve on economic issues as he advocated for an end to income inequality and other issues.
Gangs Behind Half Of Pueblo’s Shootings
The latest shooting occurred Wednesday when a group of men broke into a Pueblo man’s home.
Remains Uncovered During 1974 Dig Headed To Native Tribes
The group’s findings show the bones belonged to three children or teenagers who lived sometime between 250 B.C. and 950 A.D.