3 Denver police officers injured, suspect Neil Hagerty arrested
Three Denver police officers were injured early Friday morning while responding to a call for a welfare check.
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Three Denver police officers were injured early Friday morning while responding to a call for a welfare check.
Colorado's Democratic governor has signed a set of health care bills that enshrine protections for abortion and gender-affirming care procedures and medications. Gov. Jared Polis, who signed the measures Friday, and fellow Democrats in the Legislature want to make Colorado a safe haven for people in states where Republican lawmakers have restricted abortion, as well as gender dysphoria treatments.
The roads around the Coors can facility in Jefferson County reopened Friday morning the day after a chemical spill.
Starting May 8, the city will provide emergency shelter only to migrants who have met with U.S. Immigration officials.
On Friday, he teamed up with Sara to support Safeway employees with disabilities and the Special Olympics.
Snow will cause winter driving conditions in the mountains through Saturday morning while the Front Range sees rain change to slushy snow by Friday evening.
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow is reacting to the recent leak of secret military documents.
Boulder police says officers responded to five different overdose calls in a span of 36 hours. Health experts are urging people to carry and learn how to use Narcan.
Jefferson County park rangers used rakes and other means to clean up after a celebration apparently got out of hand on a section of open space filled with litter.
Thompson School District officials along with Loveland's police chief met with parents at Loveland High School to talk about a confusing situation at the school after a false threat last month.
Guns to Gardens to host a safe surrender event Saturday where surrendered firearms get turned into garden tools.
Families in Colorado want help -- adults and their children are struggling with mental health but can't get support when they need it. And care providers point to one insurance company as a big source of delays.
As water systems across Colorado, and the entire country, grapple with how to remove toxic "forever chemicals" from their drinking water supplies, researchers at the Colorado School of Mines have invented and patented a new process to eliminate them entirely.
No injuries were reported, but the facility was evacuated as a precaution. Now experts are assessing the spill and any potential safety issues before they can clean it up and reopen the roads.
After months of heavy snowfall resulted in above average snowpack in Colorado, climatologists with Colorado State University say a layer of dust on the snow could raise cause for concern of future flooding in the region.
