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Colorado’s snow forecast favors the San Juans for the largest accumulations, with a warm Sunday giving way to colder mountain snow Monday. Elevation will matter more than the snowfall map initially suggests, with rain at lower elevations and dense snow higher up. Wolf Creek currently has about 30% of its terrain open, while Arapahoe Basin reports one lift and one […] The post SnowBrains Forecast: 10-20 Inches for Colorado’s San Juans After a Warm Start appeared first on SnowBrains .

Fort Collins city council is considering bringing a Safe Parking program to the area. The program would allow people experiencing homelessness to sleep in their cars in designated areas.

A 29-year-old Windsor resident is lacing up for Sunday's TCS New York City Marathon with a mission that goes well beyond the finish line. Leah Healey, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 7, has spent the past 10 months training for the 26.2-mile race while juggling blood-sugar checks, insulin doses and the unpredictable physical toll of marathon training on a body that does not regulate glucose on its own.

People experiencing homelessness in Fort Collins could soon have a legal place to sleep in their cars overnight, under a year-long Safe Parking pilot program moving through City Council. The proposal would let eligible vehicles park from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. at designated lots, with First United Methodist Church and Trinity Lutheran Church both under consideration as sites.

Brennan Capellas, a Wyoming man, died after his red Kia was rear-ended on Interstate 25 north of Fort Collins in thick fog in the early hours of Jan. 3, 2025. More than a year and a half later, the Larimer County District Attorney's Office has decided not to file any charges against the driver who hit him, despite a state patrol recommendation for seven criminal counts, including vehicular homicide.

COLORADO SPRINGS – Eaton’s Delaney Reuter won her third straight 3A girls cross country state championship, while the team champions were a mixture of traditional powers (Niwot and The Classical Academy) and first-time winners (Berthoud in 3A, Thomas MacLaren School in 2A), highlighting Saturday’s CHSAA Girls Cross Country State Championships at Norris Penrose Event Center.

The town of Timnath has its sights set on funding to construct a new building for its elementary school or re-build the existing one.

Not every town owns their internet service - Loveland does and it's high performance.

Corrections and clarifications: This story has been updated to reflect that Fred Kirsch is director of the Community for Sustainable Energy. Platte River Power Authority's board of directors has moved ahead with modifying its 100% noncarbon energy goal to remove any reference to a specific deadline. During the Oct. 29 meeting, the board voted unanimously to update the organization's resource diversification policy, which lays out how it will work toward diversification of its energy portfolio an

Jim Mora felt much better when he walked into his office last Sunday. Winning does that. But the day after Colorado State’s thrilling, skid-busting 56-49 win over San Diego State, as Mora sat down to start preparing for this Saturday’s game (1:30 p.m. USA Network) at Utah State, nothing changed. “Same set of challenges going […]