
Grass fire near Berthoud in Larimer County is contained, evacuations lifted
The blaze is “moving quickly” southwest of Loveland near Carter Lake Reservoir.

By Molly Cruse

Colorado veterans join nationwide protests against VA job cuts and healthcare reductions
“Respect and support those who served”

By Molly Cruse

After decades of chaos and coffins, Nederland locals say Frozen Dead Guy Days Festival was ‘a gift and a curse’
The festival that made Nederland famous has found a new home in Estes Park.

By Molly Cruse

Former clerk for one of Colorado’s smallest towns pleads guilty to embezzlement
Lakeside clerk plead guilty to reselling town-owned vehicles for profit.

By Molly Cruse

Kroger and Albertsons, Colorado’s largest grocery chains, are both replacing their CEOs
The leadership changes come just a few months after a federal judge temporarily halted a proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons.

By Molly Cruse

‘Relatively mild spring storm’ will bring blizzard conditions to the Eastern Plains
Colorado Springs and southeastern Colorado are expected to experience some of the strongest winds.

By Molly Cruse

‘This can be the worst drive of your life’: A truck driver’s reality on I-70 in winter
We spent the day with a truck driver on I-70. Here’s what we saw.

By Molly Cruse

Recent snowstorm brought relief to Colorado’s snowpack, but warmer temps this weekend bring a break from winter
Despite the recent snow storm, signs of spring are making their way to Colorado this weekend, bringing warmer temperatures and a break from the wintry weather.

By Molly Cruse

State plans tax support messages to help Coloradans access credits despite filing delays
The state is preemptively urging Coloradans to take advantage of tax credits available to them.

By Molly Cruse

King Soopers strike ends as union and company reach temporary deal
Stores and pharmacies will resume normal operations in the coming days, both sides said.

By Molly Cruse

Colorado Springs won’t revisit recreational marijuana sales after state Supreme Court decision — for now
Recreational marijuana sales will — officially — exist in the city for the first time.

By Molly Cruse

Judge largely rejects King Soopers request to restrain picketers, allows strike to continue
Nearly 100 stores across the Front Range, primarily in the Denver metro, are still on strike.


Colorado Springs will drop marijuana ballot question after State Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal
An El Paso County judge earlier this week blocked the city’s latest attempt to again force people in the city to decide whether to allow recreational marijuana sales.

By Molly Cruse

King Soopers wants to limit how many striking workers can picket outside its stores with a restraining order
King Soopers says it’s an issue of customer safety. The union says it’s an attempt to silence and intimidate picketers.

By Molly Cruse

Winter storm brings snow and subzero temperatures to Colorado
Three to 6 inches of snow could fall by the end of Tuesday night.

By Molly Cruse

King Soopers sues union for collaborating with out-of-state organizers
Plus, an update on how Girl Scout cookie sales will be affected by the strike.

By Molly Cruse