Evergreen High School has introduced two Labradors, Norene and Polenta, to help students cope with stress after a school shooting. The dogs, part of a program by Canine Companions, provide a calming presence as students heal.

The Myrtle House is a new homelessness shelter opening this fall in Fort Collins. It has eight private suites with their own half bathroom. The goal is to give dignity back to unhoused families.

Chrisanna Elser was accused of stealing a $25 package after a Columbine Valley police sergeant cited Flock surveillance of her car as proof. She now alleges the warrantless tracking violated her constitutional rights. Marty Lenz spoke with Olivia Prentzel of the Colorado Sun and got an update as well.

According to an alert sent to the community on Monday, a man was “acting erratically” near Newton Plaza around 5:35 p.m.

The owner of the industrial park adjacent to a proposed massive data center has sued the Weld County commissioners, alleging that they manipulated county rules, ignored construction violations and improperly assisted the developer in securing approval for the project.

Jake Hutzler spends his workdays directing planes from an airport tower. Once a week, he gets there by strapping a propeller to his back and taking to the skies of Colorado.

On her popular TikTok channel last year, a Colorado Springs teacher suggested parents keep their kids home from school during an upcoming one-day teacher strike. That social media post in the fall of 2025 was the start of a yearlong legal saga that led officials in Colorado Springs District 11 to remove Angelica Givler-Viers from her fifth grade classroom.

Spring freeze and changing climate have strained crucial sources of nutrition for black bears around Colorado.

Colorado may be leading the way among a small band of optimists who see opportunity for public schools in a new Trump-backed tax credit that others say will spell doom.

In 2018, Boulder County slapped giant energy companies ExxonMobil and Suncor with a lawsuit arguing they, along with a trade group, knew decades ago that fossil fuels would hurt the environment. This past Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court opened its October term by hearing oral arguments in Suncor Energy Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County (Docket No. 25-170)