Denver has been so dry that sprinklers are springing back to life, but is snow on the way?
A 65-day dry spell has had plants and people behaving as if it's October, not mid-December.
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Wheat Ridge woman brings solar light to part of hurricane-wrecked Puerto Rico that government aid has not reached
Wheat Ridge financial planner Evelyn Cartagena-Meyer was heartbroken that her friends and family in hurricane-wrecked Puerto Rico still are going without the basics. So she took matters into her own...
7 holiday-decorated Colorado spots worth the drive
If balancing on wobbly ladders to hang holiday decorations isn't your thing, look no further.
Colorado’s snowpack isn’t just bad. It’s worse than last year (which was bad)
Scant snowfall has put a chill on early-season skiing. Snowpack statewide is just 58 percent of normal and even worse than the abysmal start to last season.
Unity March Against White Supremacy draws 100 demonstrators to the steps of State Capitol building
At least 100 demonstrators gathered Saturday afternoon on the steps of the State Capitol building to make their voices heard against white supremacy, oppression and discrimination.
Man shot during altercation in Commerce City parking lot
An聽early Saturday morning shooting聽in the parking lot of El Viva Villa restaurant and bar has led to two arrests and left one man hospitalized, according to a news release.
Demonstrators protest ink! Coffee sign celebrating gentrification
At least 200 people came out to ink! Coffee on Larimer Street near Denver's Five Points neighborhood on Saturday to protest after the company displayed a sign that celebrated gentrification.
Colorado retailers and shoppers take a different approach to Black Friday this year
Some Denver-area shoppers got up early to do their Black Friday shopping at stores and malls, but others were able to sleep in and still find deals to be had.
Where and how to cut down your own Christmas tree in Colorado
Is it a balsam fir candle that smells so good? Or is it the five fresh-cut trees in one household? It could be both!
Where and how to cut down your own Christmas tree in Colorado
Multiple U.S. Forest Service districts across Colorado are offering permits for guests to cut down their own trees.