Rollover Crash Causes Delays On Northbound I-225 At E. 6th Ave. In Aurora
The Aurora Police Department is investigating a rollover crash on Interstate 225 and East 6th Avenue.
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The Aurora Police Department is investigating a rollover crash on Interstate 225 and East 6th Avenue.
Pay close attention to the forecast this weekend because a cold, wet storm is headed our way.
Denver Parks and Recreation completed the restoration and repair of Sullivan Gateway at City Park.
The sister of Suzanne Morphew says while she doesn't know anything specific regarding the circumstances of Suzanne's disappearance, she believes financial issues caused stress in the relationship between her sister and her sister's husband, Barry Morphew.
The Grand County community is coming together to continue cleaning up after last year's East Troublesome Fire.
A Democrat-backed bill to create a state Office of Gun Violence Prevention got its first hearing before a Colorado legislative committee Friday, with backers arguing it could educate residents about gun safety and existing laws on firearms while collecting data about gun violence in the state.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a bear back into the wild after she was found extremely emaciated in January.
The Denver Arts Festival is returning again this year but you'll have to wait a little longer. The festival is set for September.
A jury in Douglas County deliberated nearly 5 hours Friday but went home without reaching a verdict in the trial involving the death of a Colorado state trooper.
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo shared video of one of their animal families spending quality time together.
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education announced three finalists for superintendent on Friday.
Gov. Jared Polis, Sen. Michael Bennet and Rep. Joe Neguse toured the Cameron Peak Fire burn area on Friday with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. Work to restore the area from the fire damage is underway.
One Denver businesswoman quickly realized there are many barriers preventing Black and brown people from cashing in on legal marijuana. For one, economic disparity means entrepreneurs of color can't afford the licensing and certification required to open a marijuana business.
For the first time, survivors of child sexual assault in Colorado may be able sue institutions -- like the Catholic church and Boy Scouts -- that have protected their perpetrators.
Crews in Boulder will close southbound 63rd Street between Gunbarrel Avenue and Twin Lakes Road next week for emergency water main repairs.
