Colorado News

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams traveled to Washington D.C. last week to advocate for immigration reform, calling on Congress to secure the border, deport undocumented immigrants, and establish a modern pathway to citizenship.

A job fair for young adults will be held on March 12 at the Island Grove Events Center, in Greeley, to help young people connect with local employers. The event is hosted by the Weld County Government and the City of Greeley.

The Longmont City Council is considering restrictions on where registered sex offenders can live after residents raised concerns about five offenders residing near Alpine Elementary School and a local park.

The Boulder International Film Festival returns March 13-16, featuring 68 films, filmmaker Q&As, community events, and workshops, including collaborations with CU Boulder and the Longmont Museum.

1,000 protesters gathered to oppose recent NOAA layoffs, which scientists warn could impact severe weather forecasting and disaster preparedness.

The body of 26-year-old skier Connor Gill was recovered at Vail Ski Resort on February 28, two weeks after he was reported missing during a snowstorm.

A new passenger rail service connecting Denver and Fort Collins—with stops in Longmont and other Front Range cities—could launch by 2029, according to a recent presentation to the RTD board.

The Boulder Public Library is inviting artists of all ages to submit designs for its 2025 Summer of Discovery library cards, with winning entries featured on official cards this summer.

The City of Boulder has launched a 15- to 18-month project to convert 4,400 streetlights to energy-efficient LEDs, aiming to cut costs, enhance safety, and reduce carbon emissions.

Four Colorado physicians are named in a lawsuit settlement involving pharmaceutical company Biohaven, which allegedly paid illegal kickbacks disguised as speaking fees to promote its migraine medication.