Human DNA found on mountain lion linked to deadly attack, victim identified
Trails and trailheads in the area of the attack were reopened over the weekend.
Youth gender affirming care suspended at Children’s Hospital Colorado and Denver Health
The action comes after the feds threaten hospital funding.
Search on for third mountain lion seen near suspected deadly attack in Larimer County
Investigators are working to determine if a woman found dead along a trail on January 1 was killed by a big cat found near her body.
One animal shelter is breathing a sigh of relief this holiday season
The Riverdale Animal Shelter can breathe a sigh of relief this holiday season after the kind of year it had. The facility celebrated its fifth anniversary in October.
Former Colorado Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell dead at 92
During his time in Congress, Nighthorse Campbell helped create National Parks and championed Native American issues.
Lindsey Vonn qualifies for 5th-career Winter Olympics
The Coloradan clinched her place after a very strong start to the World Cup season.
Another hot December day in Colorado, breaking heat records in Denver and Boulder County
The warm weather pattern could continue into Christmas.
Around 87,000 Xcel customers without power Friday morning as officials warn of extremely dangerous fire conditions
Xcel Energy planned the safety shutdown ahead of 105 wind gusts Friday.
Coloradans will soon no longer have to pay to recycle
A new statewide program will shift recycling costs to producers of packaging.
The Alpine Ski World Cup is in Colorado today: We talked to a few local skiers not named Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin.
The circuit comes to Colorado’s Copper Mountain this weekend and Beaver Creek next week.
Woman who hit and killed Junior National Team cyclist Magnus White could be moved to halfway house
Yeva Smilianska was convicted and sentenced to four years in prison and three years of mandatory parole after the 2023 death.
Food pantries say they aren’t out of the woods yet, even as SNAP benefits return
Pantries were already seeing demand increase before the SNAP freeze, and they don’t expect things to get easier.
With SNAP benefits in limbo, Colorado food banks see jump in need
“There are days when, yeah, it looks like we might not have enough.”
New online avalanche course aims to teach outdoor safety before people go outdoors
The class aims to help would-be backcountry adventurers spot dangerous conditions and take proper precautions.
