Colorado News

A total lunar eclipse, known as a blood moon, will be visible across Colorado early Friday, March 14, with totality lasting over an hour — here’s how and when to see it in Longmont.

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear Chiles v. Salazar, a case challenging Colorado's 2019 ban on conversion therapy for minors, with potential nationwide implications for free speech and professional conduct laws.

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for northeast and north central Colorado, warning of high winds up to 60 mph, critical fire weather conditions, and mountain snow impacting travel through Friday.

Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance celebrates the birth of a healthy male giraffe calf, part of a conservation program, and invites the public to vote on his name.

Danit Ehrlich, a traveling nurse from Thornton, was found dead in Montana’s Clark Fork River after being reported missing on February 22, with authorities presuming her dog also drowned.

Authorities have recovered Megan Trussell’s purse miles from where her body was found in Boulder Canyon, as her mother raises concerns about possible foul play.

Healthier Colorado’s new report urges recognition of acute suicidality as a distinct diagnosis to improve mental healthcare and prevent rapid-onset suicide crises.

As Longmont residents raise concerns about a reentry program housing registered sex offenders near Alpine Elementary, the program defends its approach to rehabilitation, emphasizing stability and support as key factors in reducing recidivism, while the City Council considers new residential restrictions.

The Fourth Annual Ninja Warrior event, presented by Frank Gale Faith Not Fear, raised over $175,000 for the UNC Cancer Rehabilitation Center through an obstacle course challenge featuring participants of all ages.

The City of Loveland has opened a new half-mile trail and trailhead at Wild Natural Area along Highway 34 and Glade Road, offering hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities.