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It's a memory that rips at the heartstrings of Waylon Rogers and his family, who are Cheyenne and traveled all the way from Montana, just to be present for the opening of the Sand Creek Massacre exhibition on Saturday at History Colorado.
Nathaniel Stark received a prison term of 12 years following a disturbing case which found him responsible for injuries - some of which were lethal - to his girlfriend's pets.
CU is making it easier for students to get emergency alerts after criticism of the school's handling of alerts following a shooting on University Hill last month.
A 19-year-old man was killed and a 21-year-old man was wounded in a predawn shooting Saturday at the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque, where police said it was not an active shooting or a threat to others on campus.
The City of Thornton is hosting a food and sock drive until the end of November, according to city leaders.
Marijuana sales are steadily declining in Colorado for recreational and medical, according to recent data.
Ignoring a stranded driver's request not to call police, a truck driver called 9-1-1 anyhow to report the stranded motorist on Interstate 25 early Friday morning. The call resulted in the arrest of Wesley Adam Braden, a 31-year-old ex-convict with several active warrants for his arrest.
All tails were wagging Friday after an Evans Fire Protection District rescue swimmer pulled a dog out of a pond that froze over.
The Slick-X Line will be on display all weekend at the Holiday Food and Gift Festival at the National Western Complex this weekend.
Colorado's recent series of snow storms have been helpful for combating Colorado's drought but still isn't nearly enough to help the state elevate out of its current drought-level status.
For more than 10 years, Safeway, the largest food retailer in our state, has partnered with the largest homeless service provider in Colorado, Denver Rescue Mission.
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Denver celebrated their annual Thanksgiving dinner.
The Denver Indian Family Resource Center is searching for community help after its van was stolen, which was used to serve the community.
The 110-foot-tall immersive holiday fixture is lighting up downtown Denver once again this year.
David Awamleh was unpacking from his numerous moves, when he came across a scrapbook dating back to the late 1800s that contained photos of another family. He decided to return them to their rightful owner.
