The City of Boulder has filed a lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration in federal district court, challenging the agency’s assertion that the city must keep its airport operating indefinitely. The city claims the FAA is violating protections in the U.S. Constitution.
The Alexander Mountain Fire in Larimer County grew slowly overnight to around 990 acres on Tuesday, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
Alexander Mountain fire triples in size to 990 acres in a day Read More »
A fight between a person collecting ballot signatures and a citizen landed both men in jail.
A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction to a Colorado church that sued the town of Castle Rock after it was barred from sheltering the homeless.
Rock Church gets injunction to temporarily continue housing homeless in RVs Read More »
Developer Martin Lind’s plans for a hotel and water park, as well as a new home for the Colorado Eagles minor-league hockey team, could shift from Loveland to Greeley.
Windsor developer could locate hotel, water park and Eagles hockey in West Greeley Read More »
Fifteen years ago, Jennifer and Adam Fernley came across an abandoned hilltop cabin for sale in the northwestern Colorado community of Stagecoach.
Aurora councilmembers passed a resolution to put a re-worded question regarding the ownership of pit bulls on the November ballot.
Reworded ballot measure to lift pit-bull ban passed forward by Aurora Council Read More »
Mesa County has countered the call for a national monument around the Dolores River with plans for a much smaller national conservation area.
Former Garfield Re-2 School Board President Tony May is facing a recall election on Aug. 27. Last year, May led efforts to implement American Birthright Standards, which ultimately failed to gain approval from the board after facing significant resistance from community members and district personnel. Organizers of the recall petition that followed accused May of bullying community members and Re-2 staff members, misusing his position and more.
Tony May faces Garfield School Board recall; accused of bullying, other claims Read More »
Colorado’s collared wolves largely remained in Routt, Grand, Summit and Jackson counties and somewhat withdrew from some areas like Eagle County over the past month, according to a map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife Wednesday.
Rumor control, wolf pup update detailed with monthly wolf activity map from CPW Read More »
