A Colorado man who pleaded guilty to shooting a Rocky Mountain National Park ranger during a gunfight was sentenced to 23 years in federal prison.
Author: Miles Blumhardt, Fort Collins Coloradoan
A 6-year-old Colorado boy died after a rattlesnake bite: What to know if you’re bitten
A 6-year-old boy died as a result of a rattlesnake bite near Colorado Springs. Here’s what you need to know about handling snake bites.
Kruger Rock Fire pilot was going back for ‘one more pass’ before fatal Colorado crash, authorities say
Veteran pilot Marc Thor Olson told his ground crew the air was turbulent and he was going to make one more pass before crashing on Tuesday night.
February is already the deadliest avalanche month in more than a decade. Here’s what’s fueling it.
Eighteen people have died in avalanches nationally in February, making it the deadliest month in more than a decade.
Colorado State athletes group wants athletics director Joe Parker removed over sexual misconduct cases
Tensions grow as athletes confront CSU president regarding what they say is a litany of cases mishandled by athletic department leadership.
Rocky Mountain National Park to partially reopen Friday after wildfire closures
Rocky Mountain National Park will partially reopen on Friday after closing amid two of the largest wildfires in Colorado history.
Colorado wildfires: Rocky Mountain National Park closes, tourist town evacuates after fire erupts
The East Troublesome fire erupted Wednesday, causing the evacuation of Grand Lake and westside closing of Rocky Mountain National Park.
‘Hidden in plain sight’: Colorado State football staff accused of racial insensitivity, abuse
Colorado State former and current players and staff say athletic director Joe Parker and other administrators failed to address abusive behavior.
‘Horrified’ Colorado State president vows to ‘get to the bottom’ of athletic department’s COVID-19 handling
CSU president Joyce McConnell issued stern warning to CSU athletic staff regarding coronavirus safety measures in university-wide email.
Colorado State football players allege officials are covering up COVID-19 health threat
Colorado State football players and athletic department staff say coaches have told players not to report COVID-19 symptoms to trainers.