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A black bear walked straight into Colorado Springs Fire Station 16 and left with a firefighter's gear bag, the latest in a wave of bold bear encounters sweeping the city and the state this summer. The animal entered the station, grabbed the bag, and fled the scene, according to fire officials.

BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. (KREX) – An 85-year-old cyclist died Monday morning after being struck by a car at Highway 119 and 83rd Street, southeast of Longmont. The crash occurred at 7:58 a.m. when a gray 2010 Chevrolet Equinox struck the bicyclist. First responders performed CPR at the scene, but the man was pronounced de

FORT COLLINS — Fans of legendary British artist Ralph Steadman will have an opportunity to explore his work and legacy during a special artist talk and reception Wednesday, August 26, at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art in Fort Collins. “Ralph Steadman And Another Thing: Artist Talk and Reception”...

Here is what you missed at the 2026 Cake War in Loveland

The residents of a mobile home park in Loveland, many of whom are retirees or seniors, are working to buy the property themselves after they were notified of the sale this spring. Get top headlines and KUNC reporting directly to your mailbox each week when you subscribe to In The...

Fort Collins’ newest bakery and cafe held its grand opening Aug. 10, offering baked goods, breakfast food, cafe drinks and more to its customers. Trickster Bakery & Cafe, which is located on 1075 Pennock Place, is the result of founders Jenn Lewis and Shannon Morr’s nearly three decades of combined experience in the fo

Global AI, an artificial intelligence company, has been told to stop construction of a new data center in Weld County until they are granted the proper permits, which will be reviewed in a September public hearing. Colorado Public Radio reported the county has issued numerous “stop work” orders against Global...

COLORADO — Another round of showers and thunderstorms is bubbling up across Colorado this afternoon, with radar as of 2:41 p.m. showing multiple areas of development stretching from the Western Slope through the Front Range and into southern Colorado. Storms are behaving erratically, developing in areas that don’t alwa

Taxpayers footed a bill of nearly $84,000 for the superintendents of six northern Front Range school districts to travel to state and national conferences over the past two years, according to expenditures reviewed by Prairie Mountain Media. That breaks down to an average annual expense of about $14,000 per superintend