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Over the course of one month, the Centennial State is expected to lose 46 minutes of daylight.

A bull moose surprised residents in Evans, prompting a public safety alert from police and wildlife officers who are working to safely relocate it.

She was a former inmate in Florida, now she is dishing the details of prison life on TikTok.

The small town of Blue River, Colorado, was on lockdown earlier this week following an alleged murder.

Fort Collins and Loveland will be the latest Colorado cities getting to experience the "grazing" food craze that has been going on.

Imagine catching a concert surrounded by mountains and, unexpectedly, a bear shows up. Let’s just say it made for a night to remember.

This price hike is already in effect as of Sunday, July 13th 2025. These specific stamps (Forever Stamps) went from 75 cents to 78 cents.

This year’s Independence Day climb at Independence Monument is taking a pause for a good reason—let’s talk about the feathered friends that changed the game.

Grand Junction has amazing night skies, but this nearby location is even darker—and perfect for stargazing.

While those from the Texas area may know them well, many others began embracing something new.

Did Loveland Police use drones to spy on July 4 celebrations? The department sets the record straight after social media rumors spark concern across Northern Colorado.

With breathtaking mountains all around, it’s hard to believe Colorado faces such serious crime issues. Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening behind the scenes.

Love Bojangles? The iconic southern chain just opened its first Colorado restaurant in Pueblo. Here’s where to find it and what to expect.

The Colorado River’s murky hue tells a story of nature’s forces, not pollution.

Those comfy cotton shirts could be doing more harm than good in the pool. Let's talk about what to wear instead.

Several lives were lost on Colorado roads over the Fourth. Officials urge drivers to follow safety laws to prevent future holiday tragedies.

With 43 parks and millions already visiting in 2025, now’s the time to plan a summer escape to Colorado’s great outdoors.

A large group of Colorado teenagers that belong to a sort of fight club have been gathering and getting into altercations with each other, and appear to have plans to continue this bizarre trend.