As families face new learning models due to COVID-19, Douglas County Libraries is offering tutoring and support services to help fill learning gaps for middle and high schoolers.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife is investigating the incident that appears to be the result of neighbors illegally feeding the deer.

Oktoberfest celebrations, public arts festivals, lots of opportunities to taste whiskey and beer, and a bladesmith competition are on tap this weekend in Denver!

Concerts at Red Rocks, early Mother's Day celebrations, and a duck race in Estes Park!

The New York City Fire Department added 27 names to its 9/11 Memorial Wall at its headquarters in Brooklyn in a ceremony that took place on September 9. The department was forced to expand the size of the wall as deaths caused by illnesses related to rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero continue to grow. 

What's on tap for the first weekend of fall? Denver is serving up great food, autumn shopping and a horror movie festival to get you in the mood for Halloween!

It's Father's Day this weekend. What are you doing to celebrate your favorite Dad?

The county said students aged 18 to 22 represent 78 percent of Boulder's COVID-19 cases.

The Eagle County Sheriff's Office is seeking tips in the poisoning death of two dogs in a mountain community last week.

Free coffee, movies, and some Colorado Rockies Baseball are heading your way! All this and more this weekend in Denver, April 16–18.

A new tavern is expected to open this month in downtown Parker where Vines Wine Bar & Bistro served customers for 15 years.

This weekend in Denver is full of fun things to do! It's sure to be festive with a variety of favorite annual celebrations making in-person returns, June 25–27.

Denver will begin accepting applications for its 5-Star Certification Program on Tuesday, February 2. which relaxes COVID-related restrictions for certified businesses and restaurants that meet heightened safety standards.

Online and socially distanced events are the name of the game this weekend in Denver.

The Colorado Avalanche will play in their third outdoor game next month when they take on the Vegas Golden Nights in Lake Tahoe. The games continue a National Hockey League tradition of staging outdoor games.

As new COVID-19 restrictions go into effect around the metro area, plenty of festive outdoor activities are still planned to help you get into the holiday spirit.

After 15 years, pit bulls and other restricted breed dogs will be allowed within the city of Aurora.

After canceling the remainder of its 2020 season, the Colorado Ballet furloughed its performers and cut staff salaries.

Virtual events are abundant in Denver this weekend. Although in-person attendance is still restricted, professional sports are ramping up in Denver as both the Denver Nuggets and the Colorado Avalanche are in action at Ball Arena.

Elementary students will return to full in-person learning January 5, while high school students will remain remote until at least February.

Just Born Quality Confections, the company that makes PEEPS, announced that its seasonal varieties will not be in stores again until 2021.

While many holiday lights and musical presentations wrap up this weekend, comedy, art, and sports events await to begin 2021 in Denver this weekend, January 1-3.

A local rescue asked for the community's help saving more than 150 dogs displaced by historic snow and cold in Texas, and Colorado responded.

Most districts across the Denver Metro area have now announced plans to transition to fully remote learning through the end of the fall semester.

Denver area museums are ready to take you on a stroll down memory lane this weekend, January 8-10, through exhibits exploring women who made history, the origins of rock 'n' roll, and nostalgic stories from iconic Denver thoroughfare Colfax.

Día del Niño celebrations, live music, and a culinary cage match. All this and more this weekend in Denver, April 23–25!

Governor Jared Polis extended an executive order that requires people to wear masks while inside buildings to help stop the spread of COVID-19. The order now is set to expire November 10, unless extended again.

Electric car maker Tesla bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin last month and said it will begin accepting it as a form of payment in the near term.

Make the most of the last weekend before Christmas by experiencing virtual music and theater classics.

Denver Animal Protection is warning residents that leaving their pets outside in dangerously cold weather could cost you $999. A wave of arctic weather is aiming for the Denver area this weekend, with temperatures in the low single digits and wind chills below zero starting Friday.

The last day of in-person learning for the semester will be November 13.

The first-ever "Peaks for Pets!" event challenges participants to "change their altitude" by getting outdoors to get quality exercise, enjoy the beauty of Colorado outdoors, and help homeless pets in the process.

The Cheyenne Mountain School District Board of Directors submitted a proposal that would eliminate the "Indians" mascot and other Native American references by the 2021 school year.

A little bit of music, a little bit of space, and lots of great food—coming up this weekend in Denver, November 13-15!

Jessica Watkins of Lafayette and Matthew Dominick are among 18 astronauts chosen for NASA's Artemis program that is aimed at sending humans back to the moon.

Halloween is behind us, and ghosts and ghouls are making way for holiday shopping and decorations.

These prime leaf-peeping spots allow you to experience the best of Colorado's fall color palette.

When the Broncos returned to the gridiron Monday night, ESPN aired a cartoon graphic depicting former Broncos quarterback and current General Manager John Elway showing off his recent draft picks popping out of an orange 4x4 vehicle.

When Mount Evans re-opens early next month, visitors will be allowed in via a timed entry process being developed by forest service officials. The same goes for Brainard Lake, which is tentatively expected to open on June 11.

An update to a story that captivated the world in 2016 when an Arizona grandmother accidentally texted the wrong teenager inviting him to Thanksgiving Dinner.

Easter egg hunts, a fashion exhibit and a free day at the Denver Art Museum - this weekend in Denver.

Denver-born astronaut Gerald Carr helped prove humans can live in space for extended times after spending 84 days in orbit.

The city is gearing up for the MLB All-Star Game this weekend, and there are lots of activities around town to celebrate America's Pastime.

Earth Illuminated, outdoor axe throwing, and a spring market this weekend in Denver.

The show won't go on until 2021 as Denver Arts & Venues shuts down venues and furloughs staff.

New rules requiring both homes and commercial buildings to be all electric and net zero energy will be added to the city's building code in 2024 and 2027.

Several annual Colorado events that honor the memory of 9/11 victims are going virtual this year amid COVID-19 restrictions.

Fighter jets from the Colorado Air National Guard's 140th Wing will fly over several Independence Day celebrations this weekend.

Denver Arts & Venues said the uncertainty of timelines for COVID-19 recovery make it difficult to plan in-person events the size of the popular annual festival.

There are plenty of events designed to inspire and entertain you this weekend in Denver, February 19–21. Whether you remain in your home or venture out, you'll find music, bbq, book clubs, and more.