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Imagine the open road, but before you take off, let’s talk about those pesky vehicle restrictions you might not know about.

Summer in Colorado just got hotter with must-see concerts at iconic locations. Who are you most excited to see this June?

Picture this: a sun-soaked morning on the Colorado River, perfect for a paddle. But before you hit the boat launch in Fruita there are a few things to keep in mind.

People in Loveland, Colorado, will be asking "Whatever happened to that car that was on that roof?" for years to come, now that it's gone.

After dismal 1st quarter, company announces more locations will be closed than originally anticipated; locations still to be determined.

A proposed law in a different state is getting people talking.

Taste of Fort Collins is right around the corner, bringing local flavor and fantastic music to kick off summer right.

The largest cliff dwelling in North America, the ancient Cliff Palace in Colorado’s Mesa Verde National Park, has an astounding number of rooms.

While some are native and others arrived by accident, there are animals living quite happily in the U.S. that will make you say, “No way!”

Not all peanut butter is created equal!

Nothing quite says summer like the smell of grilled meats wafting through the air. This year, Colorado's top choice might surprise you — it's not what you'd expect!

This is considered the biggest real estate deal in the Estes Valley area in over a century.

Sam's Club has launched a new pizza delivery service, and is now warning customers they may need to wait up to three hours for food to arrive to their homes.

Nostalgia might just be the secret ingredient to reviving that iconic blue carpet experience in Northern Colorado.

Mother Nature is about to ruin your Memorial Day weekend plans in most of Colorado. Here's how much rain we might get.

You’ve seen them on Colorado’s mountain roads—but what really happens when a semi loses its brakes and barrels into a runaway truck ramp?

Believe it or not, two counties in Colorado landed on the top ten list for having the most alpacas in the nation.

Residents in Grand Junction can drop off used batteries at the Hazardous Waste Facility or choose a mail-in recycling kit, promoting environmentally friendly disposal practices.