Human Skeletal Remains Found Near Tunnel 2 In Clear Creek Canyon
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office responded to Clear Creek Canyon Sunday morning after human remains were found.
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The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office responded to Clear Creek Canyon Sunday morning after human remains were found.
Ukrainians in Denver held a fundraiser to collect money for people experiencing war in Eastern Europe.
North Metro firefighters responded to a small fire at an oil and gas site near Huron Street and 156th Avenue on Saturday night. The site is run by Extraction/Citivas.
Denver police says a call for a stabbing turned into a house fire call late Saturday night.
Eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 at Eagle are expected to reopen at around 1 p.m. on Sunday.
After 23 years, the staple in the Five Points neighborhood officially shut its doors at its longtime location off 27th and Welton Street.
Victims of the Marshall Fire in Louisville gathered in protest of a lawsuit which they believe could slow down their process to start rebuilding their lives.
Each one will bring cooler temperatures and a chance for rain or snow showers.
It's one of the longest legislative debates, if not the longest, in Colorado's history. After nearly 24 hours, the Reproductive Health Equity Act passed in the House of Representatives by a 7-4 vote.
On Saturday morning, the sound of bagpipes filled the air, more than 150 floats rolled down streets, and marchers and performers brought the luck of the Irish to downtown Denver.
Saturday morning The City of Denver hosted a foreclosure and housing assistance meeting for homeowners at the Green Valley Ranch Recreation Center to try to help residents facing judicial foreclosures from their HOA
Phase two of the Great Hall Project is underway at Denver International Airport.
The Adams County Coroner released the name of the victim in a Feb. 18 fatal hit-and-run crash as Manuel Joseph Pino, 65, of Arvada.
State wildlife and highway officials rolled out the app — possibly the first of its kind in the U.S. — this winter.
Colorado legislators introduced a House bill to keep the state on Daylight Saving Time -- hours we use during the summer -- if federal law allows states to do so.
