"Build Up Aurora" program kicks off with eye on streets
The plan is to repair and maintain streets in 35 Aurora neighborhoods without raising taxes on those who live there.
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The plan is to repair and maintain streets in 35 Aurora neighborhoods without raising taxes on those who live there.
License plate reader cameras can be a critical tool for police departments seeking to track down and arrest auto thieves, but Lakewood police lament that more and more thieves are driving away because there aren't enough officers to track them down.
A pair of Mesa County sheriffs are praised as heroes after rescuing over a dozen dogs from a burning camper.tw
As part of National Adoption Month, Colorado Department of Human Services honored several foster families who are making a big difference in children's lives.
Police in Boulder are investigating after at least 32 vehicles were struck by a tour bus overnight.
Five students at John F. Kennedy High School in southwest Denver were treated for medical issues on Thursday morning.
Five Aurora police officers returned gunfire when they were shot at by suspects in response to a stolen car in the city on Wednesday night.
The woman who was shot and killed in Greeley early Monday morning has been identified as Herminia Marquez.
Richard Fierro was gifted a check for $50,000 from ENT Credit Union.
There With Care helps more than 200 families in Colorado hospitals every day.
The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday approved a nearly $700 million plan to remove all lead water pipes in the Denver region, saying the local water utility's approach for reducing lead levels is succeeding and making swift progress.
The gift from Scott is the largest single donation in KIPP Colorado's 20 year history and the largest gift Mackenzie Scott has given to a Colorado charter school network to date.
Colorado will be sandwiched between a high pressure ridge and the next storm system blowing in from the Pacific Northwest.
The Colorado Department of Public Safety announced its director for the newly created state Office of Liaison for Missing or Murdered Indigenous Relatives, but some Native leaders are critical of the hire.
Commissioner Lora Thomas called a press conference and called-out fellow commissioners Abe Laydon and George Teal, saying they have bullied, intimidated and harassed her for more than a year.
