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Colorado had 12 new gun laws as of June of 2025, ranging from who can own a gun to the state's response to mass shootings.

Imagine planning a heist like a job—Jen Gomez did just that. Now, she’s flipping the script to help homeowners protect themselves.

Fort Collins foodies have a reason to celebrate! Wednesdays just got a whole lot tastier with an unbeatable burger deal.

Since the start of the year, Torrid has already closed two locations.

A coffee shop specifically designed for cat lovers is coming to Grand Junction, Colorado, this summer.

New data suggests that Coloradans are working fewer hours per week compared to prior years.

Two 12-year-olds felt sick after eating brownies given by a teacher. Tests revealed THC, prompting a lawsuit and child abuse charges.

As temperatures edge toward 100 degrees, the weather’s about to get serious. Get ready for a wild ride this weekend.

The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a mark on fans and the culinary community — a reminder of how unpredictable life can be.

Ever wondered why some grated Parmesan is on store shelves while others are tucked away in the fridge? It turns out, there's a cheesy reason behind it.

Golf simulator bars bring "the links" to regular folks looking for some fun, as well as serious golfers keeping their skills up.

Charming streets and welcoming locals in two Colorado towns are being recognized for their authentic Colorado spirit.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office updates its Most Wanted list, giving citizens the chance to provide any information about any of the posted criminals.

Within the Greeley Stampede grounds at Island Grove Regional Park, there is a walkway featuring photos of past and present servicemembers.

Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

Don't do it! Don't post that blurry fireworks photo again this year.

While we may not rival California’s quakes, Colorado's seismic surprises keep us on our toes, even if it’s just a gentle nudge.

Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering United Healthcare's CEO, is adapting to life in a tough detention center.