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Denver Water tells CBS4 it does have records that Otey's service line was replaced in 2013, but "it isn't clear as to whether or not the entire line or just part of the line was replaced."
An RTD repair project that was supposed to be completed by Friday has been extended through the weekend.
Broncos linebacker Von Miller's foundation, Von's Vision, is bringing eye care to underserved children.
Sen. Cory Gardner released a statement saying if President Donald Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court is qualified, he will not wait until the outcome of the election.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's leading steward of public lands has been serving unlawfully and blocked him from continuing in the position.
Gov. Jared Polis visited the Western Slope on Friday to talk about how counties there are handling the coronavirus pandemic.
On Friday evening, Castle Rock police said the woman was identified, and issued a summons.
A familiar face in Douglas County is one track to become the Douglas County School District's interim superintendent. Corey Wise was voted in unanimously by the school board on Thursday night.
The Denver Broncos teamed up with the Mile High United Way for their annual Day of Service on Friday.
Elijah Nathanial Salazar, 22, has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for robbing one bank -- and helping a 16-year-old boy rob a second bank -- both in Colorado Springs in 2018.
Suzanne Morphew was reported missing on Mother's Day, May 10, after leaving her home in Mayesville to go for a bike ride.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released guidance Thursday to help restaurants as they work around the latest obstacle to their business: Colorado winters.
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife K9 helped find the person who illegally poached a pronghorn antelope last month.
Weather models continue to advertise record heat over Colorado on Friday and Saturday while becoming far more aggressive with a cold front Saturday night.
The company admitted no wrongdoing in 2019 and agreed to repay Colorado investors who requested to be reimbursed. However, in this week's action, state and federal authorities claim Metals.com "continued to prey on elderly investors."
