Colorado News

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.

Golden High School was placed on lockdown Monday morning after reports of a student potentially possessing a firearm, but police determined there was no active threat, and the lockdown was lifted by 10:58 a.m. with no injuries reported.

Flu vaccination rates in Colorado children have consistently decreased since 2020, potentially due to mistrust in vaccines.

Adams allegedly blocked a resident from her Instagram account and also discriminated against a Jewish citizen.

Improvements made on the Automated Surface Observing Systems will help to support forecast activities, aviation operations, and meteorological research for NWS Boulder.

A fire started by dust in a ventilation system outside the school’s woodshop started the fire, which injured two South Metro Fire Rescue firefighters.

The funding aims to enhance fire safety and support local fire services.

The suspect involved in a standoff with police on Monday has been identified as Joshua Provenza, a 20-year-old former probationary firefighter with Boulder Fire-Rescue.

A new state legislation that aims to enhance protections for minors using social media, SB25-086, passed the Colorado Senate on Tuesday.