Colorado News

It was only a few short years ago that Shane Carwin was on top of the mixed martial arts (MMA) world. But being 38, has taken a toll on the Greeley native. That is why the former UFC interim heavyweight champion called it quits on Tuesday. 

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One Book 4 Colorado started yesterday and goes through May 20th, 2013. Through the program 4-year-old kids can get a free book called "Duck on a Bike" by David Shannon.

Read on to see where can you go to pickup a copy of the book with your 4-year-old in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Windsor, Johnstown, Eaton or Ault.

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A reporter from the Fort Collins Coloradoan got stuck in an elevator at the Larimer County Courthouse yesterday, so he tweeted himself out

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How's this for odd: If we are caught walking on the railroad tracks along Mason Street in Old Town Fort Collins, you could be cited for trespassing!

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I mentioned last week that new laws were going into effect for pet-owners. I stand corrected: one of the new laws applies to everyone; that is, everyone who's ever been annoyed by a barking dog!

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A little over a month ago, the Colorado state House gave unanimous support for a bill to set a DUI limit for marijuana use. Today, the bill is one step closer to becoming law.

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Police responded to possible jumper from I-25 overpass yesterday afternoon.

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A Longmont man is offering to bury Boston Marathon bombing suspect on his farm.

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It turns my stomach to see people being scammed out of their hard-earned money. Please share this with your friends and family, and protect your money from horrible people.

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The Boulder District Attorney’s Office is considering getting a courthouse dog to comfort victims and witnesses during trials. A nonprofit organization based in Washington state called the Courthouse Dogs Foun

Colorado State University's governing board has given preliminary approval to a 9 percent tuition increase for in-state students next year. Students from Colorado will pay $619 more, or $7,494.80 total

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