Colorado homeowners who spent years mitigating fire risk lose insurance
Despite conducting fire mitigation on their property, one Colorado couple has lost their homeowner's insurance.
Injured tow truck driver wary of drivers ignoring move-over law
With another bout of snow hitting the Front Range hard, the threat for road workers, tow truck drivers, police officers and firefighters was raised once again.
Avalanche victim survives after being buried for more than an hour
Rescuers in a county in Colorado's high country are talking about the amazing survival of a man trapped beneath an avalanche near Vail Pass for over an hour.
Remembering a heroic survivor of the Columbine shooting
The parents of a Columbine shooting victim who was killed shared their story of how survivor Anne Marie Hochhalter -- who died this week -- helped them and became very close with their family.
Evergreen students, students with disabilities INSPIRE at basketball game
It may have been cold and snowy outside, but inside the gymnasium at Evergreen High School, it was heartwarming as students joined in a fun game with players with disabilities.
Colorado's medical research community deals with attempts to cut federal funding
Colorado's medical research community is looking at how to handle the potential of cuts to research grant money that it receives from the National Institutes of Health.
Colorado's semiautomatic gun ban bill moves forward in state Senate
Colorado's lawmakers in the state Senate advanced a bill to ban the sale and manufacture of some semiautomatic weapons.
Washington Park shooting victim shares story of recovery
A bystander hurt in the Wash Park shooting earlier this month says he lost his memory for three days after he was struck by a bullet.
Man in Colorado who fled repressive government faces uncertainty
Legesse Beyene has waited 15 years for the children and wife he left behind when he fled a repressive regime in his native Eritrea. He will now wait longer. Maybe forever.
CPW nets Bighorn Sheep to create new herd
In one dramatic moment, a 70-foot-long net dropped, and about 20 bighorn sheep were captured, much to their surprise.
Colorado grocery strike begins as King Soopers workers demand better pay
The start of a two-week-long strike by thousands of Colorado King Soopers workers meant people on the picket lines and shoppers either choosing to cross those lines or avoiding King Soopers in favor of other grocery stores.
King Soopers strike looms, two sides remain apart on staffing and money
Workers at 77 King Soopers stores on the Front Range are readying to take to the picket lines Thursday morning at 5 a.m., with no apparent resolution in sight.
Victim and perpetrator become friends, share restorative justice
One crime victim in Colorado says transparency of his own past led him to forgiveness of the two men sent to prison for 98 years each for a violent 1998 armed robbery.
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network receives stop-work order
After a stop work order from the Trump Administration, the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network is trying to show the federally funded work it does is a benefit to not only people seeking legal documentation, but taxpayers.
Nonprofits react to Trump administration plan to freeze federal funding
A move by the Trump administration to freeze federal funding quickly blocked temporarily by a federal judge is sending waves of concern through the nonprofit and research community in Colorado.