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Gov. Jared Polis, along with his administration, and the Colorado Department of Transportation are working to help save people money and help small businesses through the "Revitalizing Main Streets Program."
A second skier has died at Eldora Ski Area in a matter of a week.
The so-called "hell house" for sale in Colorado Springs earlier this year will soon be back on the housing market.
Based on the latest weather models, confidence is increasing that Denver and much of the Front Range will finally get the first measurable snow of the season later this week.
It might seem counterintuitive but the Holiday Drive-In at Red Rocks is a huge success.
A fourth teenager will be charged for his suspected role in a shooting at William C. Hinkley High School in November.
A former Colorado Department of Corrections officer is on trial after prosecutors say he shot a man to death following a dispute about fireworks.
A woman from Colorado Springs who led the first-ever all-woman F-22 formation in combat has been selected for NASA's 2021 astronaut candidate class.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment may have paid more than $73 million in fraudulent unemployment claims, according to a new state audit.
The Jefferson County District Attorney does not plan to file criminal charges against an Arvada man who wrote anonymous letters to Jefferson County school board members.
Douglas County's school board is expected to eliminate the school district's mask mandate during a special meeting.
While acute problems with crime, drug use and homelessness at Denver's Union Station were exposed in media reports last week, prompting immediate action from both RTD and Denver's mayor, the issues were well- known months, if not years earlier, to RTD and the city.
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment may have paid up to $103 million in fraudulent unemployment claims, according to a new state audit.
An Aurora police officer has been placed on paid administrative leave after Denver Police arrested her for assault in an alleged domestic violence case.
A former nurse for a Colorado Springs hospital who lied to patients and federal investigators about taking pain medications from patients' delivery pumps for a "study" was sentenced to 12 months in federal prison.
