'Everything Has Gone Sky High': From Groceries To Gas, Prices Skyrocketing And Could Get Worse
The price increases have hit certain industries particularly hard over the last year.
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The price increases have hit certain industries particularly hard over the last year.
A teacher at CU Denver is suing the university after, she says, it barred her from campus over a rumor that she had COVID-19.
The Denver Art Museum will open its newly unified campus featuring a welcome center and renovations to the Martin Building next week after completing the $150 million expansion project.
The criminals behind the theft of a Denver woman's car are behind bars.
Many Colorado businesses are experiencing product shortages because of supply chain issues happening at U.S. ports and beyond.
The truck driver accused of causing a fatal crash on Interstate 70 near Colorado Mills Mall in Lakewood took the stand in his own defense on Wednesday.
Police, U.S. Postal Service investigators and the FBI are on the hunt for clues and a killer in the death of a postal worker shot in broad daylight near mailboxes in the Somerset Meadows neighborhood Wednesday.
A high country business owner says Colorado's grant to help businesses recover from the pandemic violates his constitutional rights by giving priority to minority-owned businesses.
Aurora police say three people died and two others were hurt in a crash on Wednesday afternoon.
Following a recent surge in COVID cases, weekly testing will soon be a requirement for thousands of county and municipal employees within JeffCo.
Dozens of inmates and deputies at the Jefferson County jail have tested positive for COVID-19, and one inmate is hospitalized in what a department spokesperson terms a "significant" outbreak.
Opening statements began in the trial for the Idaho man charged in the murder of Jonelle Matthews, a nearly four-decades-old case that gripped Colorado.
Gov. Jared Polis is using some strong language to describe the increase in the number of COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Colorado.
Under Denver's public health order, updated Sept. 1, all city employees, workers in public and private schools and people who work for private employers such as hospitals, homeless shelters, childcare centers must show proof that they are vaccinated by Sept. 30.
