US Postal Service deadlines for Christmas deliveries
Staffing shortages and challenges from the pandemic meant difficulties for the USPS in the previous two years, but postal officials say they are ready this year.
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Staffing shortages and challenges from the pandemic meant difficulties for the USPS in the previous two years, but postal officials say they are ready this year.
A man accused of shooting a woman was found dead after the initial response by investigators in Jefferson County.
Located in the heart of Golden, the Christian Action Guild food bank and thrift shop has been serving the Golden Community for nearly 60 years.
Residents in Highlands ranch were displaced by a house fire early on Monday morning.
Law enforcement agencies in Colorado are running a new campaign to raise awareness about the rise in "ghost guns" and violence in the community.
Right now, there's some concern from locals in Summit County about the wolf reintroduction plan that was made public just last week.
Extremely cold air will be released into Colorado starting late Wednesday. A First Alert Weather Day has already been declared.
A small group of activists gathered at the state capitol on Thursday to urge congress to pass a registry update during the lame-duck session.
A jarring wakeup call sent to all of Jefferson County Sunday morning. The entire County was alerted to shelter in place, instead of just a small area of homes in Lakewood.
A fire under a bridge on I-70 westbound towards Wadsworth prompted firefighters to put out the flames, closing the interstate.
A man with four prior DUI arrests has been charged in another accident which killed one person and injured three others over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Justin Skiff, a Social Security Administration employee, is accused of creating 10 fake identities of children to claim "surviving child" benefits of real people who passed away.
A man is in custody after police say he attempted to break into the Colorado Springs Police Department to turn himself in for murder.
The city of Denver is now asking for medical volunteers to help staff emergency migrant shelters as influx continues.
"It is a challenge. It's not for the faint of heart," said Justin King, the Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery spokesperson.
