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Johnstown’s population boom is getting national attention after the Northern Colorado town landed in the U.S. top 10.

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt are reportedly focusing on co-parenting after their relationship allegedly came to an end.

Colorado's beauty runs deeper than you might think. Let’s unravel the layers of our land and see what lies beneath the surface.

Here's a list of fun activities for your kiddos this summer.

Some very cool new menu items are coming to AMC theaters in Northern Colorado and across the country.

From chilling accounts of cannibalism to eerie park legends, Colorado weaves a narrative that keeps the past alive in the most haunting ways.

Denver’s 2026 schedule includes five standalone games, three prime-time matchups, and two holiday games.

No matter if you enjoy looking, trading, buying, or selling cards, stop by the card show this weekend in Fort Collins.

Here are five things to remove from your vehicle this summer before it catches your car on fire on a hot day.

Dozer Days is coming to Northern Colorado this May, and it will be a fun time for the whole family. You won't want to miss it.

Five Guys is quietly closing down multiple locations in the United States.

In just two weeks, Grand Junction's water crisis has escalated to extreme drought levels. What does that mean for lawns and local life?

Northern Colorado dog lovers, meet Tater Tot, a house-trained and crate-trained pup ready for adoption in Greeley.

We're losing another fan favorite restaurant in Fort Collins.

Toddler Techno is taking over Red Rocks when Lenny Pearce brings a family-friendly daytime rave to Colorado.

The $80 million casino will be 58,000 square-feet, will have 600 [slot machines], Off Track Betting on horse races, a "stadium-style" bar, and more.

Some furry friends seem to have missed the memo about leash laws in Grand Junction.

With all the places around Colorado that seem to be trying to attract customers with "dirty sodas," it was just a matter of time before the originator of them would bring locations to The Centennial State