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The 'Property Brothers' star is reportedly stepping into the daytime TV world with a brand-new talk show pilot.

Residents are bracing for changes in how homeless encampments are managed, following a council vote in Grand Junction.

Traffic's a bit tricky near Glenwood Springs today, thanks to some smoke from an active wildfire. It’s a busy time for travelers, so stay alert out there.

Summer's here, and so is the construction chaos in Montrose. Buckle up for some serious detours on your daily commute.

If you're a fan of Chipotle AND soccer, June 11, 2026 is your special day!

The best pizza shops in Northern Colorado.

Movie stars born and raised in Fort Collins.

Wildfires are no stranger to this area, and today’s closure of I-70 is a stark reminder. Stay tuned for the details.

The national median sale price hit a record in 2022 and has continued to set new monthly highs nearly every month since, pricing out buyers and sidelining sellers.

It's great when there comes an opportunity to enjoy a Colorado craft beer, while also helping to hold onto a piece of Loveland history.

Health officials say Larimer County has reported seven human tularemia cases since 2020.

Larimer County deputies say a vehicle stopped near Fort Collins had equipment associated with illegal Cannonball Run racing.

Hard to deny that it's a great way to get people in the door to try one out, and hopefully stick around for a meal.

Get ready, country music lovers! Brothers Osborne are making their way back to Grand Junction this summer—it's bound to be a night to remember.

Smoke billowing across the West End is more than just a sight; it marks the beginning of fire season with the Beehive Fire sparking concerns among locals.

The summer buzz at Riverbend Park is about to change—new limits are set, and it could change how we enjoy those peachy festivals.

In 2026, here are some positives to living in an apartment in Colorado instead of living in a home.

Now that gas prices are going down, the question changes from how high to how low they will go in Colorado.