
There won’t be a Ralphie Run at Friday’s game in Boulder
She’s retiring “due to an indifference to running.” Girl, same.

CU Boulder alleged swatting incident part of national wave
It’s unclear what motivated the incidents or if they are connected.

Multiple roads, I-70 closed near Morrison Wednesday morning due to hazardous material leak
Colorado State Patrol is responding to a commercial truck fire near mile marker 258.

By Tony Gorman

CU Boulder campus shelter-in-place order lifted. Police investigating potential swatting incident
There are no reports of injuries.

Colorado is becoming a goalball hub. This year’s national championships is showcasing the state’s future in the sport
The goalball residency program moved to the United States Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs over the summer.

By Tony Gorman

Thunderstorms cause flight delays, cancellations at DIA Monday afternoon
The airport was number two on the national ‘misery map’ of flight disruptions.

By Tony Gorman

Arizona outfitter sentenced to federal prison for leading illegal hunts in Colorado
Timothy Rawlings pled guilty to breaking numerous state and federal hunting laws.

By Tony Gorman

Smoke from fires on the Western Slope is producing dangerous air quality across much of the state
Gov. Polis has declared a state of emergency as firefighters battle 24 fires.

By Tony Gorman

More people hiked 14ers last year, but numbers are still down from the pandemic
The most popular 14ers were Mount Bierstadt and Quandry Peak. Both had between 25,000 and 30,000 hikes last year.

By Tony Gorman

The Front Range could have record-breaking heat today
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory today for several counties along the Front Range, including Denver, El Paso and Weld counties.

By Tony Gorman

Pueblo is getting a National Arena League football team, again
The Pueblo Punishers are set to kick off their season in 2026.

By Tony Gorman

Colorado will restrict using SNAP benefits to buy soda and sugary beverages
Colorado is among six new states to receive SNAP waiver from the US Department of Agriculture.

By Tony Gorman

The Denver Zoo will no longer have hippos starting this fall
Here’s why a beloved hippopotamus named Mahali is moving to Texas.

By Tony Gorman

Colorado confirms another measles case. This time in Monarch Pass
State health officials confirmed a case of the measles in an out-of-state resident.

By Tony Gorman

It’s more humid in Denver than Dallas, Nashville, Chicago, and Oklahoma City. But, why?
Blame cooler temperatures in the area behind a cold front, meteorologists say.

By Tony Gorman
