In reversal, Erie Town Council votes to sell underground mineral rights to oil and gas operator
Erie leaders decided to sell mineral rights to SM Energy Company, sending forward a contentious deal that failed on a tie vote last week.
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In split vote, Erie Town Council rejects deal tied to Draco oil and gas project
A 3-3 split vote of Erie leaders Tuesday night did not send through a transaction with oil and gas operator SM Energy tied to the Draco Pad project.
One Reddit user ousted, and a 鈥榬eign鈥� over a Louisville online community ends
Over 200 users were banned from the Louisville subreddit in a matter of months, according to Peter Clark -- 鈥減retty significant,鈥� he said, for a group of about 2,500.
Colorado ER workers urge safety after rise in e-bike injuries
Amid a jump in e-bike sales nationwide, medical professionals are seeing a rise in crashes -- and urging riders to take safety seriously.
Adult soccer across the Front Range offers leagues, pickup and community
From full-field outdoor leagues to arena-style indoor play and casual pickup games, adult soccer players across the Denver metro area have plenty of options for staying on the pitch year-round.
Erie tells residents, HOAs, businesses: Keep sprinkler systems off until April
The town said it will monitor for irrigation system use and will turn off water service at the property taps if residents, HOAs and businesses don't comply with the request...
Federal judge orders immediate release of Colorado asylum seeker detained by ICE
Afghan asylum seeker Mohammad Ali Dadfar was on his way home after a federal judge found that his arrest and continued detention were improper on multiple grounds.
Proposed development near homes in Louisville鈥檚 Little Italy neighborhood takes a step forward
The Louisville Planning Commission unanimously voted to recommend a development plan to the City Council, while also responding to concerns from the nearby Little Italy neighborhood.
Reimagining Main Street, Louisville sets the stage for a downtown makeover
The first phase of a yearslong plan to revamp Louisville's downtown will reimagine the Steinbaugh Pavilion area and key stretches of Main and Front streets.
Shots-fired call leads to CU Boulder evacuations; police say it was hoax
The University of Colorado Boulder Police Department is investigating a potential swatting incident after saying it had received reports of shots fired near Norlin Library.