Fort Collins seed vault preserves world collection of plants
FORT COLLINS -- As climate change jeopardizes the world's doomsday seed vault near the North Pole, a similar Fort Collins facility continues to stock up its collection.
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Trade workers shortage hurting Fort Collins housing market
A decade ago, L&L Acoustical averaged about 60 jobs a month. Today, the drywall company completes 35 to 40 jobs, not because the work is shriveling up -- quite the...
Sugar beets making a comeback as Colorado cash crops
Colorado's past, present and future are all visible from Paul Schlagel's front porch just a few miles off Interstate 25 in Longmont. A pristine view of Longs Peak and the...
1 in 5 teachers holds a second job to make ends meet
Nicholas Peterson stood in the parking lot of Loveland High School with a crowd of marching band students. It was still early, but the pavement already radiated heat. He told...
Northern Colorado farmers determined to stay in business
As farmers toil with crops, chickens and hogs at Raisin Roots Farm, cars whiz by at the nearby intersection of Vine Drive and North Taft Hill Road.
Organizers cancel Fort Collins river cleanup, blame new regulations
Organizers of a river cleanup say they called off the project due to new requirements in a Colorado city intended to protect volunteers from waste along the shores.
Nonprofit helps pets living on street get help nationwide
It's 11 a.m. on a frigid Colorado morning. Several inches of snow fell overnight and the slushy sidewalks at the Sister Mary Alice Murphy Center for Hope are getting a...
As coal falters, a large polluter in Colorado could close its doors
A king would be nothing without his crown. And in northern Colorado, King Coal's crown is Rawhide Unit One, Larimer County's lone coal power plant and biggest polluter.
Recent Northern Colorado homicides raise question: Is Larimer County less safe?
Although the number of homicides in Larimer County has varied over the past 10 years, and in some years even dipped, in the past three years it has risen.
Colorado prosthetics company helps amputees find their footing
A Weld County company has developed new technology that allows amputees to adjust the sockets that attach to their remaining arm or leg.