Three men killed in Greeley crash into pond identified
Greeley Police have identified the three victims of a fatal traffic crash into a lake in north Greeley.
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Four Greeley firefighters help with Hurricane Irma recovery efforts in Florida
After their initial deployment to Texas to support rescue efforts resulting from Hurricane Harvey, three Greeley firefighters have been re-deployed to Florida to assist with search and rescue efforts after...
Greeley man convicted of beating pregnant girlfriend with weights
A Weld County jury found a Greeley man guilty Friday of trying to kill his pregnant girlfriend by hitting her with 10-pound weights.
Former Colorado GOP chairman pleads not guilty to voter fraud charges, is headed to trial
A former chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, who prosecutors allege committed voter fraud using his ex-wife's identity in the 2016 election, has a four-day trial scheduled to start in...
“What horrible news we all woke up to”: Windsor Mill burns down in overnight fire
The聽Windsor Mill, built in 1899, reminded residents of their agricultural history, Melendez said. "I think the mill testified to all of us where our history and where our roots come...
First triplets in nearly 20 years born in Greeley
Hillary and Shane Kluges' triplets were the first born at Greeley's North Colorado Medical Center in more than three decades.
Greeley hotel occupancy making a comeback with oil and gas industry
Things are looking up for Greeley's hotels so far this year, thanks to the steady comeback of the oil and gas industry.
Nearly 70 percent of businesses in northern Colorado still drug test for marijuana, study says
Sometimes operating in a state where pot is legal doesn't matter, but many other times it's a challenge.
Young women explore dreams of firefighting at inaugural Aims Community College academy
A cadre of female firefighters encouraged them, shared stories of their experiences and helped them learn how to use the equipment.
Snake in Johnstown equipment knocks out power for 6,500 people late Monday night
A power outage that affected supply for about 6,500 people Monday night was caused by a snake that found its way into a substation.