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Incumbent Sen. Michael Bennett is out with a new ad that bashes the energy industry specifically and corporations in general, suggesting they're to blame for the high cost of living.
The 4-day Denver Food + Wine Festival wrapped up this weekend with a grand tasting event on the Auraria Campus.
More than 2,000 runners took part in a 5K race on Saturday before daybreak that was very likely a first of its kind in Colorado.
Highway overpasses have been successful tools to help mitigate animal-vehicle collisions, now researchers are exploring how underpasses can do the same for Colorado's smaller creatures.
Authorities are checking on the severity of the damage from an explosion in a residential building on East Alameda Avenue in Aurora.
The inside of Food Bank of the Rockies was buzzing with volunteers assembling and filling boxes with food Saturday morning, all in an effort to help our communities thrive.
For the first time, Riley's mother, Courtenay Whitelaw, is speaking publicly about her beloved daughter, saying she wants Riley to be remembered as the inspiration that she was to her community, not by how she was taken from it.
Craig Hospital wants cyclists to hop on their bikes and join staff and volunteers for its "Pedal 4 Possible" fundraiser.
Mesa Middle School In Castle Rock starts the school year with a new big dog on campus--Rocket, a one-year-old husky who is the student resource officer's new police therapy dog.
A hit-and-run driver has confessed and pleaded guilty after being identified by a CBS News Colorado reporter who pursued the suspect following a hit-and-run crash in southeast Denver.
First Baptist owns a large parking lot to its rear, which was acquired in the 1950s. But now, the church sees the lot as an option to sustain itself instead of being a drain.
Police in Boulder have arrested a juvenile suspect wanted in a series of sexual assaults that happened over the Labor Day weekend.
Some high schools across Colorado are getting support through new overdose kits.
The bodies of two males who drowned in Dillon Reserovir were recovered on Friday.
"I think it is a major problem, there are teachers who can't take the job because they can't find a place."
