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The Fort Collins area received less than half the amount of rain and far less snow than predicted by the National Weather Service. Here’s why.
As the Coloradoan marks its 150th anniversary, check out photos, video, old newspapers and more highlighting the news of our city and county.
A team of sixth-graders from Liberty Common School is one of two from the U.S. selected to compete in a 68-team First Lego League event in Morocco.
Colorado State University students show off devices they designed for a fellow student born without arms at annual Engineering Days
Two teams of engineering students at Colorado State University showcase devices to help a classmate without arms eat in public and drive a car.
Here are overnight changes in the forecast as the low pressure moved slightly south, impacting snow and precipitation totals.
The foothills and mountains could see 1 to 2 feet of snow, and the I-25 corridor could get 1 to 2 inches of rain.
For 10 years, Colorado wildlife biologists have worked to save the endangered black-footed ferret. Here’s how Pueblo sites are aiding in the effort.
The Poudre River Public Library District introduced the public to Evie, Colorado’s first electric bookmobile, on Saturday in Fort Collins.
Antonio Barbera founded Table Tennis Connections, a nonprofit that uses pingpong as neurotherapy.