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Quinn Harrer was 18 years old at the time, his mom lost her job and filed for the benefits. The state determined she was overpaid $2,000, but because he was 18 the law requires him to pay it back.
There are already ten bills totaling more than $30 million for prevention and suppression efforts.
Embattled Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters now faces potential new legal trouble after a run-in with police in Grand Junction Tuesday morning.
All throughout the day on Tuesday, people laid flowers and notes at a growing memorial outside of Topeira Boxing Club.
Nearly a year after a gunman killed 10 innocent people inside the Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder, the grocer has announced it is ready to welcome back customers to the popular store.
After 7 years as superintendent in Strasburg, 15 total as superintendent and nearly 30 in education, Monica Johnson will leave her job later this year.
Summit County nonprofit hopes the expansion of their overnight parking program will help with the area's housing crisis.
As the state and federal governments pump billions of new dollars into the Colorado Department of Transportation, a State Senator is pushing for more oversight of that money.
Executive Director of the Jefferson County Board of Health, Dawn Comstock, announced her resignation.
The leading edge of the front will move into the mountains initially on Wednesday kicking up some gusty winds and light snow showers. As the front moves in there will be a few more clouds over eastern Colorado building up during the day.
Colorado Springs has reached a nearly $3 million settlement in a civil lawsuit brought by the family of a 19-year-old Black man who was fatally shot in the back by police officers in 2019.
Two Arapahoe County Sheriff's deputies are okay after one was run over and another was attacked by man using a fish hook.
Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters was arrested by police on Tuesday morning.
Northglenn police say a woman tried to carjack another woman in broad daylight on Monday, Feb. 7.
Tax season is already here, and the Internal Revenue Service says the best way to get your refund quickly is to file early. The agency has these five tried-and-true tips to make sure your return is processed smoothly.
