Man dies after being trapped in collapsed silage pile south of Johnstown
The 30-year-old man trapped by a collapsed silage pile south of Johnstown died after he was taken to the hospital.
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Colorado Army veteran receives Bronze Star nearly 50 years after heroic action in Vietnam
Doug Hendrickson said he understood he was fighting to protect the people of South Vietnam from the tyranny of the north.
Oklahoma man pleads not guilty in 2015 Weld County weed-smuggling killing
An Oklahoma man accused of taking part in a 2015 marijuana-smuggling killing that left two bodies scorched in a flaming truck northeast of Pierce pleaded not guilty Wednesday.
Windsor therapist helps musicians avoid chronic injuries that once made her sister stop playing
Anne Green was just starting to enter the world of physical therapy when her sister was just starting to revive her career as a pianist. Once again, Green was inspired...
Ault Fall Festival’s ex-chief, Robert Swanson, accused of theft
The former president of Ault Fall Festival organization could face a felony theft charge after police say he stole at least $9,599.95 from the board, and maybe as much as...
Weld County leads state in incoming investments, study says
Weld County is the leading county in the state for incoming investments, according to a new study.
On heels of Colorado’s record-low jobless rate, Rep. Ken Buck says he’s working on foreign guest-worker bill
Colorado Republican U.S. Rep. Ken Buck is working on the House version of a foreign guest-worker visa program its Senate sponsor admits will likely make them both "lightning rods" in...
Volunteers raise $44,000 to buy 75 Kevlar vests for Greeley paramedics
North Colorado Medical Center's volunteer services team raised $44,000 to buy 75 Kevlar vests for Banner Health's paramedics.
Lakewood hydroponic farm works to be “next step” for agriculture
In the early 2000s, Tommy Romano started to grow plants in his basement. He wanted to experiment with ways to efficiently grow food inside through vertical farming rather than the...
University of Northern Colorado gets $1M grant to boost minority students in science
University of Northern Colorado officials will use a $1 million grant to begin a five-year initiative aimed at increasing graduation rates for often-underserved student populations pursuing degrees in science fields.