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A group of education activists is hoping a new website will educate Denver voters and the Denver Public Schools school board about the high cost of delaying decisions on balancing the school district's budget.
A protest Friday through the streets of Denver centered on claims of racism. Courtney and Nicole Mallery say they have been harassed at their ranch in El Paso County for being Black.
The Department of Transportation says, last year, 271 people were killed by an impaired driver, the highest number in 25 years. At the same time, funding for the state's High Visibility DUI Enforcement Program is running out.
More than 20 residents with disabilities in Greeley are on the hunt for housing after their landlord, Adeo, notified them of plans to renovate and repurpose a complex for disabled individuals this summer.
A subcontractor for JBS, Packers Sanitation Services Inc. is accused of hiring minors to work at the meat plant.
A Denver doctor is making headway in diagnosing patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD before it's too late.
A vapor leak was reported at the Suncor refinery in Commerce City, early Friday morning.
Search and rescue crews in Moffat County were busy after this week's snowstorm.
The decree details dozens of reforms from hiring and training, diversity and improving the police use of force policies.
Prosecutors added stiff organized crime charges against two 19-year-olds accused in a Jan. 24 carjacking in Cherry Creek that left a mother and daughter with head injuries.
Dozens demonstrated at the state Capitol to support a family of ranchers in El Paso County.
As the end of the month approaches, Coloradans are worried about the end of essential funds for their families through the statewide program, SNAP or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Traveling "allowed us to realize how much more of a world there was" out there, but it came with challenges for Black families.
Xcel Energy may have to refund grid connection fees for Colorado homeowners whose solar projects were delayed.
Aurora only hired 17 new police officers last year. In an effort to beef up hiring numbers, the city is reforming its hiring practices by adopting more relaxed standards.
