Police Release Photo Of Vail Assault Suspect Who Allegedly Attacked Non-Face Mask Wearer
Police in Vail are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect who was involved in an assault.
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Police in Vail are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect who was involved in an assault.
After receiving about 2 inches of snow in Denver to start this week, total snowfall for the month of December and the season so far is running slightly below normal.
The historic wildfire season of 2020 could impact drinking water for more than a million Colorado residents.
Some people living in a Queens neighborhood are afraid to leave their homes thanks to aggressive squirrels on the loose.
The new COVID-19 variant B.1.1.7, which was previously discovered in the United Kingdom, is considered more contagious.
The nonprofit Second Chance Center is getting a much-needed expansion, moving into a larger building that will be able to accommodate 100 clients at once, twice as many as its old location.
One of Denver's oldest bars and music venues is turning to the community to avoid closing down for good, after months of struggling to pay the bills due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Staff from Denver Health started administering the coronavirus vaccine to Denver police officers, deputies, firefighters and emergency medical technicians this week.
In Colorado, many people are still having trouble getting through to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment to obtain their previously approved benefits.
The second of three sets of human remains found in a remote area in Conejos County has been identified as a 34-year-old Saguache woman.
A college student who was looking for work over winter break has been holding her own at the Vail Valley Jet Center and has a message for those looking for work during the pandemic.
Denver police are still looking for at least one suspect in a shooting that left homeowner Mark Outman dead, and a female relative in critical condition.
The summit of Pikes Peak is the home of one of Colorado's oldest New Year's traditions, but it will be a little different this time around.
As the new year approaches, health officials in Colorado are urging everyone to only interact with members of their own households as much as possible for the rest of the week.
See a list of ideas of things to do to celebrate the new year at a special section of the website downtowndenver.com.
