Denver's first snow was the biggest in 11 years, up next is fierce wind
The storm in Colorado on Thursday brought Denver the biggest first snow of the season since 2011.
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The storm in Colorado on Thursday brought Denver the biggest first snow of the season since 2011.
The Routt County Coroner's Office announced a positive identification of the unknown human remains found near Adams Park.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of tampering with voting equipment in an incident in which he is accused of inserting a USB thumb drive into a voting machine during the primary election in June.
Investigators say someone got out of a Hummer in front of police headquarters in Westminster and fired gunshots in the air before leaving.
A man was arrested in connection to a road rage on I-225 that led to a deadly SWAT investigation in Aurora.
Colorado Department of Transportation announced Friday that Highway 82 over Independence Pass will be closed for the winter season.
The community heard from Denver Public School board members on Thursday for the first time about the district's recommendation to close ten of its schools.
The 110-foot tall immersive holiday fixture is set to return to Denver in November.
A lieutenant with the Denver Fire Department has been suspended and demoted after a woman was declared dead even though she was still alive.
It's been more than two years since the smoke cleared from one of Colorado's biggest and costliest wildfires. But many victims are still fighting for the insurance money they say they're owed.
The Aurora911 Nurse Navigation program routes callers with non-emergency health concerns to licensed nurses for assessment.
Firefighters rescued several residents of an apartment complex after a fire started in the building.
A study by the Society of Family Planning found that Colorado saw a 33% increase in abortions - landing behind North Carolina and Kansas for the largest percent increases in abortions.
A Colorado woman convicted of plotting to kidnap her son from foster care after associating with supporters of the Qanon conspiracy theory was sentenced Thursday to 60 days in jail and two years of supervised probation, after being reprimanded by the judge for a lack of remorse.
When the suspicious ballot arrived at the Adams County Elections Office, security personnel noticed a substance spilling out of the envelope.
