Aurora Police Track Down Suspect Driver In Halloween Hit & Run That Possibly Left Victim Paralyzed
Police in Aurora say they've tracked down the driver responsible for a hit-and-run on Halloween that may have left a person paralyzed.
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Police in Aurora say they've tracked down the driver responsible for a hit-and-run on Halloween that may have left a person paralyzed.
Investigators are looking for information about a wildfire that burned dangerously close to homes in Colorado Springs last week. The Bear Creek Fire burned slightly more than 20 acres in the park on Nov. 19.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is trying to find the person or people responsible for poaching seven elk in Moffat County.
As people get ready to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, more Denver International Airport employees are getting tested for COVID-19.
Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, will look a little different in 2020, as COVID cases spike across the country.
The goal of the Mobile Health Center is to provide accessible, inclusive testing amid a high demand for services.
The snow was unusually wet for late November and made for some tough travel around the metro Denver.
Colorado health care workers are pleading with people to wear a mask and distance to limit the spread of the virus.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved the sweeping changes that include new setbacks from homes, schools, wildlife habitats and waterways.
In a month that is usually Denver's fourth snowiest of the year, it took until the final week to get the first official measurable snow since October 26.
A Longmont man was arrested after a deadly shooting on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
A negative test is just a snapshot of your health at the time of the test. Should someone have low levels of the virus, it may not be detected in that test.
Authorities are trying to track down passengers who were possibly exposed to COVID-19 while riding on a bus to Colorado from Texas.
The Weld County Sheriff's Office is warning residents of leaving their cars running, leaving them vulnerable to theft.
Coloradans are flocking to COVID-19 testing sites all across the state as new ones are opened. In some cases, people are trying to get tested before spending Thanksgiving with loved ones.
