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veteran and longtime pilot is setting parenting expectations sky high after a video posted on social media by Southwest Airlines shows him bonding with his son over the airplane-themed rollercoaster they built together in their backyard.
Southeast Colorado saw a wide range of extremes on Sunday as a wildfire burned near a line of severe thunderstorms.
Tyler Odum and members of his Boy Scout Troop 337 spent part of their Sunday morning volunteering at the Denver Zoo.
Denver-based federal prosecutors have negotiated plea deals with representatives of two out-of-state diesel repair shops which had the alleged help of a Colorado business for several years while the three performed emissions "delete jobs" on the engines of nearly one hundred large diesel trucks.
Even though Colorado is in a drought, Nick's Garden Center in Aurora says you can dress up your yard with water wise plants.
A moisture packed storm is pushing into Colorado for Monday. This system will deliver mountain snow and rare morning showers and thunderstorms over the Front Range and eastern plains.
Angling and rafting enthusiast Bob Hamel took a drive by the Arkansas River this weekend.
The Denver Astronomical Society wants to help you get a good view of the upcoming total lunar eclipse.
Denver police confirmed a man was shot outside at 20th Avenue and Pennsylvania Street just before 8 p.m. Saturday.
The Bureau of Land Management blames equine influenza for the deaths of 117 horses at a facility in Cañon City.
The hope is teens will fill open positions over the summer, especially in restaurants and retail.
On Saturday, the Denver Police Department encouraged residents to check their medicine cabinets for unwanted/unused medications and toss them out for National Prescription Drug Takeback Day.
A lawsuit against four members of the Douglas County School Board will stand.
More than a dozen, free COVID-19 testing sites in the Denver metro area are shutting down this weekend.
A massive drought-starved reservoir on the Colorado River has become so depleted that Las Vegas now is pumping water from deeper within Lake Mead where other states downstream don't have access.
