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When summer temps in Montrose push toward 100 degrees, the Uncompahgre River stops being just scenery — it becomes the plan for the day.

Some sacrifices might have to be made to keep your home warm this summer, but what do you have to give up to afford the higher bills in Colorado?

Colorado is seeing some of its worst wildfire numbers in recorded history right now — and that's before factoring in the heat and the drought hitting at the same time.

If you are spotted nude in your home in Colorado, could you be arrested or fined, and are you breaking the law?

The differences between Poudre Valley Hospital and the Medical Center of the Rockies.

Sadly, a food chain in Northern Colorado has closed a location, and many are wondering why.

I can tell you this: 205 4th Street looks completely different than past incarnations; it's bright, and feels very upbeat.

Most of this year's Colorado cases trace back to food eaten on international trips — which says something about how quietly this kind of illness can travel.

If there's one things that can get Coloradans "fired up" it's news of a data center coming to their community

Forty-one snow guns running in July — not to make snow, but to keep a wildfire from reaching the mountain. That's the kind of summer nobody at Steamboat planned for.

Here are five ways to stay nice and cool during the hottest days of the year in Colorado this summer.

Three wildfires, three different corners of Colorado, three different causes — and all of them are still burning.

Here are some ways to keep your dog safe and comfortable during summers crazy hot days.

The Elk Fire started with a single lightning strike in some of the most rugged backcountry in Colorado — and getting crews in there is no easy task.

Northern Colorado restaurants with the biggest portions.

Picture this: a century-old tradition where donkeys roam freely through the streets of a historic Colorado town. It’s more than just charming; it’s a lively piece of local history.

Running a small business in Colorado can be very frustrating; to succeed for over five decades speaks to how hard work can pay off.

Luke Lorick, who lives in Loveland, has a regular job in the insurance industry; he also has a job a being a tailgating enthusiast