Republican John Kellner Announces Plans To Run For Colorado Attorney General
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has his first potential challenger in the November election.
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has his first potential challenger in the November election.
Phase 2 of the Marshall Fire cleanup process will begin on Monday.
Some of Colorado's healthcare workers are using "horsepower" to help cope with stress brought on by the pandemic.
Colorado is beginning to show an arc of omicron cases as the COVID-19 pandemic is bending toward better days.
A rancher in Jackson County who lost two cows in two days to wolf attacks is trying some temporary electric fencing to deter the pack from killing more of his cattle.
The January Future Leaders winner is a senior at Mountain Vista High School who loves math and science.
Two big basketball games between Arvada West and Ralston Valley became a platform for something entirely different; a conversation about mental health and suicide.
City and state officials acknowledged that there was miscommunication between the agencies which resulted in COVID-19 tests being distributed to residents without clear instructions.
A former Idaho Springs Police Officer will face probation and community service for tasing a 75-year-old man wearing only his boxers in his own apartment.
President Biden has vowed to replace Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer with a qualified black female. Retired Denver County Judge Gary Jackson calls it a move that is long overdue.
As the snow came down in north Denver on Thursday, the walls went up on a rare kind of home in Colorado -- the affordable kind.
The serial bank robber nicknamed the "Powder Puff Bandit" pleaded guilty to several charges in Arapahoe County Court.
Good looking weekend on the way. Plus, a First Alert heads up on a major blast of cold Arctic air on the way next week.
Starbucks baristas at a store in Superior want to unionize and so do Denver baristas at an East Colfax store, citing not feeling safe during the pandemic at work and low wages.
Theodore Hrdlicka was sentenced to 30 years in the Colorado Department of Corrections in late November for a 2019 road rage incident during which he said he was drunk and high when he fired his gun into three vehicles.
