Police: Suspect Broadsides Victim In Aurora, Speed, Alcohol Believed To Be Factors
Aurora police say a man they believe was intoxicated behind the wheel hit another driver, killing them.
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Aurora police say a man they believe was intoxicated behind the wheel hit another driver, killing them.
UCHealth in Aurora is among the first to begin offering a third dose of COVID-19 vaccines to those who are immunocompromised.
Boulder police need more information about some type of fight that led to a man's death on Friday night.
Colorado will be home to a new, record-breaking rollercoaster. Earlier this week, ground was broken for "Defiance" at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Glenwood Springs.
The Interior Department review will consider the effects of coal mining on air quality and the local environment, whether leasing decisions should consider if the fuel will be exported, and how coal supports the nation's energy needs.
A Colorado Springs woman is calling on elected officials to help get her close friends back home from Afghanistan.
One person flew in from Maryland. One drove from Aspen. Another couple drove all night from Idaho and slept in the parking lot.
The Morgan County Sheriff's Office wants residents to be aware of a possible impersonator.
The Northern Cheyenne Tribe is proposing to dump the name and the ugliness they believe that goes with it.
Colorado woke up to areas of cloud cover on Saturday thanks to two weather disturbances in the area.
There have been at least four issues with the trains in a little over a month, raising new questions about why there isn't a second option for moving passengers.
A major renovation project was unveiled at Columbine High School on Friday. The changes were made both inside and outside the school.
Samuel Fussell remains at large in the deadly shooting in the 1500 block of North Stuart Street on Tuesday.
Without a sharp increase in COVID-19 vaccinations and efforts to slow the spread of the Delta variant, Colorado public health experts fear the state could be headed for a spike with thousands hospitalized.
Search and Rescue in Colorado has been volunteer-based since it originated in the 1940s. Now, after growing call loads and in some cases, retention issues, the state is looking to provide more support.
