2 rescued after being trapped in SUV surrounded by fast-moving water
Two people who were trapped in an SUV near 56th and E-470 were rescued.
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Two people who were trapped in an SUV near 56th and E-470 were rescued.
Last June, the Supreme Court eliminated the federal Constitutional rights to abortion with its ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
An inmate at a Colorado prison was seriously injured in a work-related accident Friday morning and evacuated from the prison via a medical airlift.
The two-day PrideFest is set to kick off Saturday as crews were busy setting up booths and stages at Civic Center Park.
In the aftermath of the tornado that hit Highlands Ranch on Thursday afternoon, the Highlands Ranch Metro District is opening two tree limb drop-off sites for residents.
The National Weather Service has issued a preliminary report for the damage in Highlands Ranch. The NWS says the estimate is that Thursday's tornado may have been an EF-1.
More than a half million people are expected to attend the Denver festivities over the two-day period.
Denver Brass will perform "In Pursuit of Leisure" during the Summer Concert Series at the Arvada Center.
Police in Aurora are searching for the parents or family of a child found wandering around the 26000 block of East First Place on Friday.
A Colorado man who marched to the Capitol with members of the Proud Boys and was one of the first rioters to enter the building was sentenced to four years in prison for attacking police officers with a chemical spray as they tried to hold off the mob of Trump supporters.
A sinkhole appeared in a major thoroughfare in Englewood on Friday morning.
The suspects caused quite a stir not only from their alleged crime but also the way local police announced their search for the trio on social media.
Last week's slide completely blocked the highway south of Estes Park.
Damage estimates are rising after a tornado whipped through parts of Douglas County Thursday afternoon, sending people scurrying for cover and bringing down trees, and tearing at homes and buildings.
Nik Halik, an explorer currently in Colorado who has been to see the Titanic wreck, is critical of OceanGate, the company involved in this week's submersible tragedy.
