Colorado Winter Weather Advisory Nov. 2: Up to 8 Inches of Snow
Denver, CO – A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for portions of Colorado's high country Monday, November 2, as an approaching storm system brings accumulating snowfall, gusty winds and potentially hazardous travel conditions across mountain passes through late Monday night.
No driver, no ticket: Denver looks to close Waymo loophole
A driverless car can run a stop sign, speed or enter a closed street in Denver without receiving a traffic ticket — a loophole city officials are exploring how to close as autonomous vehicles begin navigating the city’s streets. Not so for motorists behind the wheel of vehicles equipped with automated driving technology, such as […]
Potatopalooza giveaway in Denver works to cut down on food waste and cost
Nonprofit We Don’t Waste is inviting the public to pickup 80,000 pounds of potatoes for free. A spokesperson for the nonprofit tells Denver7 they’re trying to cut down on food waste and food costs for families ahead of the holidays.
Utah storm brings more rain before skies dry out Tuesday
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Rain totals have been impressive again with this storm cycle. Most areas across Utah have seen 0.50 to 1.50 inches of rain. Showers will continue overnight into Monday, with heavy rain possible at times in the Salt Lake Valley. Early morning commuters will still have showers to deal with, but they will start to wind down by late Monday morning.
Cross country athletes’ eligibility confirmed hours before Pac-12 Championship
Boise State hosted the Pac-12 Cross Country Championships, with the Broncos’ women’s team capturing a second-place finish, led by two runners who received confirmation of their eligibility less than a day before competing. Kaiya Robertson and Nanette Novak, who placed second and sixth, respectively, in the 6K race...
USL League One playoffs: AC Boise’s bid for “true” promotion, Charlotte Independence roll on...
The first round of the League One postseason is in the books, and the weekend’s action was a showcase for the diversity of styles across the division. From Chattanooga’s anti-possession game to Charlotte and Madison’s rip-roaring transition styles and the sheer poise of Boise, the four clubs that advanced to the semifinal all did so thanks to a distinct sense of identity.
Boise plans to tap its geothermal network to heat 300 affordable homes
Boise already knows how to tap the carbon-free heat beneath our feet. The city operates the country's largest geothermal heating system, which pipes naturally warmed, 177-degree-Fahrenheit water from underground to about 100 buildings — including the Idaho State Capitol. Last week, semiconductor multinational Micron Technology gave Boise $2.5 million...
Colorado is considering a sheriff’s proposal to lead backcountry search and rescue
The plan for Colorado Parks and Wildlife to take a larger role in backcountry search and rescue has been paused to consider a new proposal that would put a county sheriff in charge of coordinating large-scale, multiagency missions. When Colorado Parks and Wildlife in March announced an overhaul of the...
PSD Board of Education votes to close 4 schools, consolidate 2 alternative high schools
The Poudre School District Board of Education approved a list of school closures and consolidations last week, all of which will take place over the course of the 2027-28 and 2028-29 school years. Some school closures were delayed via amendments, and PSD’s mountain schools were completely removed from the list.
Dia de los Muertos celebrations go on in South Valley
The South Valley Dia de los Muertos Marigold Parade gathered the community Sunday to honor loved ones and remember Dolores Huerta.

















