Colorado Coverage

Colorado Springs church carries on Club Q tradition, hosts Thanksgiving dinner for community

The deadly shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado left a hole in the community for the holiday. For the last decade, Club Q hosted a community Thanksgiving dinner for anyone who needed a meal, or simply somewhere to spend the day. This year, the Pikes Peak Metropolitan Community Church is keeping the tradition alive.

Tuesday marks 22 years since Columbine High mass shooting

On April 20, 1999, two Columbine High School seniors went on a shooting spree inside the high school, killing 12 of their classmates and one teacher before committing suicide.

Community honors police officer killed in Boulder shooting

Neighbors gathered Saturday night at a church in Frederick, Colorado to honor officer Eric Talley, who was killed in the line of duty Monday while responding to a mass shooting at a supermarket in Boulder.

Fact check: Did the Supreme Court rule Boulder's AR-15 ban 'unconstitutional?'

A tweet shared on various social media platforms Boulder, Colo. after the March 22 shooting suggested the incident was related to the city's ban on assault-style weapons. But PolitiFact found it gets some history wrong.

Ciara O'Rourke, PolitiFact reporter

Winter storm dumps over a foot of snow in parts of Colorado

Winter weather is whipping through Colorado after a powerful storm dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of the state.

Woman attacked by deer inside home

A Colorado woman was attacked by a deer while inside her home.

Wow! Horse lifted out of icy pond in Colorado

A crane helped lift a horse out of an icy pond in Colorado over the weekend.

Denver overturns pit bull ban

The dogs, not allowed in Denver for more than three decades, will be allowed to return next year if owners obtain a special permit.

Colorado community turns to music for brighten neighborhood during pandemic

Most outdoor events were canceled in Colorado due to COVID-19. A group found a new way to share the fun with under-served neighborhoods around the city.

Gored on the green: Elk encounter injures golfer

Colorado survives violent golf course encounter with an angry bull elk.

'That could have been where my story ended'

Colorado State University football player Barry Wesley describes being held at gunpoint after being mistaken for "Antifa" while working his summer job as a roofing salesman.

New race logistics help Colorado Trail Run continue on

By keeping runners in the Colorado Trail Run apart, event organizers were able to bring everyone together.

Garage concerts ease quarantine blues

Colorado musician keeps his neighbors entertained with weekly jam sessions.

Dog helps find his owner a kidney

A Colorado man is on a mission to find a kidney donor and he's getting a little help from his dog.

Snow ... in Colorado ... in June?

The National Weather Service says about 4 to 8 inches of snow fell in mostly elevated areas.

Finding her funny bones

Colorado photographer left without work during the coronavirus pandemic now spends her time entertaining her neighborhood with elaborate yard displays ... made with skeletons.

Company under fire for alleged wedding scam

A man in Colorado was denied a refund from a wedding photography company after his bride-to-be died in a car crash in February.

Colorado nurse singing to provide comfort to patients

In one of the most uncomfortable situations you can imagine, an ICU nurse in Colorado is bringing comforting sounds to patients.

Mask making pays the rent for Colorado woman

A Colorado woman left without work during the coronavirus pandemic finds a new career: making face masks.

'The hearts just smile'

Families parade past Colorado senior living facility to show their love for residents they haven't been able to see for weeks.

Pair of lion cubs born at Denver Zoo

Two lion cubs were born at the Denver Zoo on April 23.

Family stages virtual prom after coronavirus cancellation

A Colorado teen was surprised with an at-home prom after careful planning by her mom, little brother and boyfriend.

Painter brings levity to troubling times

As a statement on the world dealing with COVID-19, artist Robin Cole's latest painting depicts a single roll of toilet paper.

Two wounded in Colorado mountain lion attack

Two people are recovering after a mountain lion attack near Loveland, Colorado.

Zoinks! Scooby-Doo's Mystery Machine hits ski slopes

It's no mystery: Colorado man's custom painted snowcat really stands out.