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Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill into law on Thursday from his home where he's under quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus. He added an extra layer of protection by spraying the new laws with Lysol.
The current camp isn't sanctioned by the city or really anyone. Some residents say the neighborhood has gotten so bad because of the camp, they're afraid they will be recognized and harmed.
The Cherry Creek Holiday Market completed the Thanksgiving weekend with a record number of registered guests.
The reason children were not in the first trials was to ensure the vaccines would work first among those most seriously affected.
The Buckley Spouses' Group converted a portion of their resource center into Gretel's Pantry to help service members and families in need.
A bird that roosts in the snow high in the U.S. Rocky Mountains is expected to survive warming temperatures over the next several decades and therefore won't be getting special protections, wildlife officials said Wednesday.
Hundreds of Larimer County-based small businesses will be given free advice and guidance when it comes to navigating the economic impacts of COVID-19 thanks to Colorado State University and the county.
Epidemiologists predict it will be several days before the transmission of the virus during the Thanksgiving holiday impacts daily case numbers and hospitalizations.
A Boulder pharmaceutical company is producing a necessary piece of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
Fructuoso Rosales-Cano is charged with vehicular homicide and driving under the influence.
Time Magazine has announced their "Kid of the Year," and it's Gitanjali Rao, a 15-year-old scientist and inventor from Colorado.
Six deputies on horseback moseyed on up to the window while patrolling the Streets of Southglenn.
Critical staff shortages are presenting significant challenges for Colorado school districts as they struggle to maintain operations for both in-person and remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of two security companies that employed the unlicensed guard who shot a man at a protest downtown has settled its case with the City of Denver.
Health officials in Colorado say they never received one of two deliveries sent as part of an effort to test the nation's vaccine distribution system because of a mistake on a mailing label.
