Man thanks Clear Creek County EMS for saving his life
A man who collapsed at work is thanking those first responders who saved his life. Not only that, the crews utilized new techniques they had just learned.
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A man who collapsed at work is thanking those first responders who saved his life. Not only that, the crews utilized new techniques they had just learned.
Police paperwork reveals how investigators tracked down the suspect in the murder of a Denver man found outside his home.
While Denver health officials say overall drug overdose deaths are down, Fentanyl is being linked to more of those cases.
New water restrictions for the City of Aurora go into effect on Monday. Aurora residents may water no more than two days a week.
Escher Lefkoff, 19, obtained the rank of number one pinball player in the world last June after climbing the rankings of professional competition for many years.
A Colorado nonprofit celebrated on Thursday the life-changing work being done for families inside the Denver Performing Arts Center's Seawell Ballroom.
Boulder officials issued a press release late Thursday announcing a man is in custody for his connection in a shooting that occurred back in February near Civic Area.
Nonprofits such as the Rocky Mountains Warm Hands Initiative have found a way to put fire mitigation efforts to work, while also giving back to neighbors.
Gov. Jared Polis signed two new bills into law Thursday aiming to make public schools in Colorado safer. This, amid controversy this year over safety in the state's public schools, especially following two shootings at Denver's East High School.
Joseph Koenig, Nicholas Karol-Chik and Zachary Kwak were arrested Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The suspects are all high school seniors.
Día del Niño is a Mexican tradition that has become a global celebration, including here in Denver.
It's the 21st century and the future is now. You can see the northern lights from Colorado, you just need to know when and where to look.
If you live in Aurora, reporting pesky potholes could earn you some cash.
All the spring moisture is welcome in Colorado but it's creating some issues for those who enjoy the outdoors.
Many Coloradoans will see an increase of between 30% to 60%, which will push one Centennial man out of his home
