Laura Kay Lindquist Missing From Commerce City
The Commerce City Police Department is looking for 44-year-old Laura Kay Lindquist, who hasn't been heard from since Dec. 26.
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The Commerce City Police Department is looking for 44-year-old Laura Kay Lindquist, who hasn't been heard from since Dec. 26.
A convicted sex offender who kidnapped, beat and sexually assaulted a woman in Douglas County was sentenced to 48 years in prison on Monday.
A pedestrian died after being hit by an SUV in Aurora.
Authorities in Poudre Canyon have found the Jeep belonging to Christine Cummings, a woman who went missing out of Fort Collins.
About 50,000 Denver workers will receive larger paychecks as the city's scheduled minimum wage increase took effect on Jan. 1.
The theaters will be following all local public health mandates, and disinfecting all public areas frequently, to minimize the spread of the coronavirus.
CU Chancellor Phil DiStefano is now quarantining at his home after testing positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, according to a university news release. He is experiencing mild symptoms.
Another season of high school athletics is about to begin, and for student athletes in two of the sports, masks will be mandatory during play.
Virtually every ski area in the state reported fresh snow Wednesday morning from the storm that raced across Colorado on Tuesday. The new snow will help push snowpack numbers closer to normal for early January.
More than a dozen Safeways are already giving vaccinations to help counties reach workers who aren't connected to larger health care systems.
The biggest reason people have not received their checks by now is the IRS is still in the process of sending out paper checks as well as payments on debit cards.
Working From Home is one of the major trends in 2020 that came from the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued into the new year.
Parents of children born in 2020 are eligible for stimulus payments covering their dependents, if they meet the income requirements.
Mike Coffman's goal was to find out why the problem of homelessness was growing and what he, as a mayor, could do to address it.
Hickenlooper says he's going to rely on his way of governing that has worked in the past, bringing both sides of the aisle together to find compromise.
