Denver Street Safety Advocates Say '20 is Plenty'
2021 has been one of the deadliest years on Denver roads.
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2021 has been one of the deadliest years on Denver roads.
The driver of an out-of-control semi-truck that crashed into stopped traffic on Interstate 70 in 2019 killing four people was sentenced to 110 years in prison.
A nonprofit animal rehabilitation center in Douglas County is caring for two Mallard ducks which were victims in a diesel spill on Santa Fe Drive.
The "Shock and Claus" breakfast, which has been surprising Colorado servers, dishwashers and busboys since 2015, struck again last week at an International House of Pancakes restaurant in Aurora.
Denver City Council did not obtain enough votes to override Mayor Michael Hancock's veto of a flavored tobacco ban amendment.
Semi driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos has been sentenced to 110 years in prison for the fiery crash on I-70 that killed four people near the Colorado Mills Mall in 2019.
Two new programs from Frisco city council are intended to curb what is being described as an absolute crisis in housing.
A strong winter storm system is getting set to blast thru the Rockies by mid-week! Rain expected for some along with warnings for wind, snow and fire all in one day!
The Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming is sending disaster release responders to Kentucky to provide support and recovery assistance following a string of deadly tornadoes in the south.
The city of Colorado Springs is adding a temporary entrance for those visiting the Garden of the Gods.
Parker police say a teenager died in a two-vehicle crash on Sunday night.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will be sending text messages to adults who haven't received their COVID-19 booster, but live between five and 10 miles from a community vaccination site.
About 300 soldiers from the Colorado National Guard left the state last week en route to deployment destinations in the Middle East and Central Asia, the agency announced Monday.
He's giving up on a dream he's had for more than two decades -- and made no bones about who he blames.
A family of six is expected to be okay after the short-term rental property they were vacationing in exploded and caught fire.
