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Preventing another Marshall Fire will require reducing greenhouse gases. And that’s just the start.

The school district’s reopening comes as thousands of area residents remain without gas service, despite door-to-door effort by Xcel Energy crews

Boulder County authorities on Saturday released a list of the addresses of the 991 homes destroyed and 127 damaged in the 6,000-acre fire

Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle says downed power lines may have sparked the wildfires.

Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 22, will now be sent to the state's mental health hospital where doctors will try to restore him to competency

Several behavioral health providers say they will no longer treat Medicaid patients after 199 providers received letters ordering them to return payment for therapy already completed.

The key to lowering greenhouse gases is fewer cars, more mass transit. State budget ultimatums aren’t getting us closer to that goal

Just 15% of recyclable and compostable material was diverted from landfills in Colorado in 2020.

Parks departments along the Front Range are working with the land to create spaces that the next generation will actually use.

Commissioners say they hate the project, but the odds of winning a lawsuit were poor. Denver Water upped the offer to help mitigate impacts of construction to $12.5 million.

In Boulder and Weld counties, parents upset with mask mandates are trying to recall school board members who support them

Judge Ingrid Bakke ruled Monday that the two state doctors evaluating Ahmad Alissa can have until Oct. 11 to complete their work

If defendants are unable to understand the proceedings and assist their lawyers, proceedings can be delayed to see if treatment, such as medication, can make them ready for trial

Outdoor use accounts for as much as half of all domestic water consumption and cities that tightened the spigot have significantly reduced per-person use. But permanent watering rules are just one conservation tool.

The new laws make this year’s legislative session the most significant in terms of firearm regulations in Colorado in nearly a decade

The announcement comes as Colorado on Friday awarded the third of five $1 million sweepstakes prizes to someone who has received at least a first dose of coronavirus vaccine

With co-author James McVey, Sherpa traces his steps from the high Himalaya to Colorado, where his business success triggered philanthropy in his native land

The proposed ballot measure would set the number of people allowed to live in a residence based on the number of bedrooms plus one.

Even with myriad solutions on the table, and many people eager and able to make change, closing the affordability gap is proving to be a monumental task