Colorado News

The Weld County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) brought renewed attention to a cold case from 1975 involving the murder of Marjorie Sue Fithian in a post on Facebook this week.

Chevron has provided updates regarding cleanup efforts in Galeton following the oil spill event that occurred on April 6, which involved 5,000 barrels of liquid hydrocarbon and 20,000 barrels of total water volume.

A new Colorado law, to go into effect in August, will expand paid family leave for parents with newborns in the NICU.

Efren Sanchez, who fired 28 rounds of gunfire at Rancho El Corazon bar in 2022, was found guilty of 52 charges on June 13.

A new camping ban ordinance went into effect on June 11 in Greeley after the city council passed the measure 5-2 in its meeting on June 3. The ordinance enacts penalties of up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines.

JBS Foods SA, the world’s largest meat processing company with U.S. headquarters in Greeley, launched its dual listing on the New York Stock Exchange amid ongoing concerns over past labor, safety, and regulatory violations.

Amid public pressure and family concerns about missed evidence, the Boulder County Coroner’s Office will analyze stomach contents from Megan Trussell’s autopsy.

Statewide initiative strengthens fire investigations and empowers communities through hands-on education.

An Ironman 70.3 event will take place in Boulder on Saturday, and the county said that travelers in the area may encounter delays and should follow recommended detours.

A whistleblower lawsuit has put Governor Polis at the center of a legal debate over whether ICE’s subpoena for sponsor data of unaccompanied minors violates Colorado privacy laws.