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How do we safely celebrate Halloween in the midst of a pandemic?
The trial for the man accused of shooting and killing an Adams County Sheriff's deputy in 2018 is underway.
A giraffe was born around 11:30 a.m. Monday at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.
The First Judicial District Attorney's Office in Jefferson County announced charges against a man accused of sexually assaulting multiple women in the last six months.
The park is working on one of the largest themed expansions in its 41-year history -- called Alpine Springs.
Firefighters in Aurora were busy Monday afternoon -- putting out eight separate grass fires along the High Line Canal.
The ad is meant to convince you that the former governor can't be trusted.
Patricia Roe, 49, was killed in the home explosion in Gypsum on Sept. 17.
The Cameron Peak Fire virtually held steady at a little more than 124,000 acres in Larimer County.
The Mullen Fire burning north of Routt County grew slightly despite cooler weather on Sunday.
The ski area said the temperatures overnight were perfect for making snow!
The city is trying to prevent any more toxic blue green algae blooms, which have plagued the reservoir all summer.
West 14th Avenue will be closed to thru-traffic between Santa Fe and Speer Boulevard while crews work.
Several wildfires burning in-state and out-of-state will cause milky skies again along the Front Range on Monday. Air quality will suffer.
Xcel Energy announced Thursday that its Cheyenne Ridge Wind Project began contributing to Colorado's power grid last month after workers finished building the wind farm ahead of schedule and under budget.
