暗黑爆料

Many people put up a few strands of lights for the holidays, but some homeowners in Northern Colorado have a wildly festive approach 鈥� with the goal of bringing more smiles and joy to the community.

For many Latino families in Colorado, Christmas food traditions revolve around tamales - not just eating them, but making them together.

Denver area households pay others to avoid the hassle and danger of outdoor decorations

The 19th Annual TubaChristmas was held Saturday afternoon, Dec. 7, at the Oak Street Plaza in downtown Fort Collins. Eighty tuba and euphonium players entertained a crowd of listeners.

For most Americans dreaming of a white Christmas, this year's prospects aren't good. Although parts of the Rockies and Midwest already have snow or could get a fresh dusting by Monday, other parts of the country that are normally coated in white by this time of year are still sporting their drab, late-fall look. Among the areas more accustomed to snowy Decembers is the Northeast, where a powerful storm blew in this week and dumped heavy rain on the region's ski areas, wreaking havoc on the snowpack.

The U.S. military agency known for tracking Santa Claus doesn鈥檛 expect COVID-19 or the 鈥渂omb cyclone鈥� hitting North America to affect Saint Nick鈥檚 Christmas Eve deliveries. The North American Aerospace Defense Command is responsible for defending the skies above North America. But the Colorado-based agency also runs the NORAD Tracks Santa service,

Local residents celebrated a traditional Mexican posada and cut down their own Christmas trees in the Thompson Divide area last Saturday. Reporter Eleanor Bennett spent the day with Vicky Rodas, who wanted to give her 10-year-old son, Jahir Rodas, the same experience her mother gave her growing up in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

As people start to take down their holiday decorations, some community leaders and advocates are pushing for recycling those materials.

You鈥檝e probably heard the lyrics 鈥� 鈥淚鈥檓 dreaming of a white Christmas鈥� 鈥� 100 times by now. But the chances of it happening depend on where you鈥檙e located in our region.

The National Audubon Society kicked off its annual bird count Wednesday 鈥� a program that helps experts understand how birds respond to climate change.