Colorado Buffaloes Announce Schedule Update Against Texas Tech
The Colorado Buffaloes’ biggest game of the year will kick off in an electric nighttime environment at Folsom Field.
One Number Explains Colorado Buffaloes’ Defensive Struggles vs. Northwestern
The Colorado Buffaloes' pass breakups at Northwestern expose what defensive coordinator Chris Marve has to fix.
Arvada pet cemetery property nears sale, raising development concerns
Arvada's former Pet Memorial Park property is listed as a pending sale, raising redevelopment concerns.
Former Intermountain Worker Gets 18 Months In Federal Prison for Swapping Patients’ Pain Meds
35-year-old Shelbi Wolken was sentenced last week after pleading guilty in March to one count of tampering with a consumer product.
The Colorado Town So Affordable, You Can Live On Social Security Alone
Somewhere on the wide-open plains of southeastern Colorado, there’s a town that quietly defies everything you think you know about the cost of living in this state. Lamar, Colorado is that town, and once you hear what life looks like out here, you might start wondering why you’ve been paying so much to live anywhere el
This Colorado Animal Sanctuary Lets You Meet Rescued Cows And Pigs On A Gentle...
Not every autumn outing needs noise, rides, or a packed timetable to feel memorable. Sometimes the better plan is simply meeting animals whose lives changed because someone chose care over convenience. Visitors in Colorado can spend time around rescued cows, pigs, goats, sheep, and other farmed animals while learning w
HSBV Fall Fest 2026: Animals, Tours and Treats
HSBV’s First Fall Fest Brings Family Fun to Boulder. Boulder’s animal shelter is opening its doors for an afternoon filled with adoptable animals, training demonstrations, behind-the-scenes tours and fall festivities. The Humane Society of Boulder Valley will host its first Fall Fest on Sunday, October 4, 2026, from...
Lafayette City Council approves new land use code with more work to be done
The Lafayette City Council last week voted unanimously to adopt a new land use code, though council members also agreed the code shouldn’t go into effect until February, leaving time for more amendments to be made to the document. A yearslong effort to rewrite the city’s land use code...
Thornton Senior Alert Issued for Missing 69-Year-Old Man With Cognitive Impairment
A senior alert is active for a 69-year-old Thornton man who disappeared on foot early Saturday morning and needs medication for a cognitive impairment. Thomas Francis Ortiz was last seen around 6:30 a.m. near Thornton Parkway and Grant Street, and authorities are asking anyone who spots him to call 911 right away.
Longmont Nears Final Round in City Flag Redesign
The process for selecting a new flag for the City of Longmont is still underway, with three final redesign options expected to be announced late this month or early next. The flag redesign has been in discussion since January, when the Longmont City Council began to compile background on the current flag and estimate c
