Denver To Start Enforcing Expired Vehicle Tag Rules Again
Denver drivers should beware the city will start enforcing license plate/registration tags starting Sept. 8.
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Denver drivers should beware the city will start enforcing license plate/registration tags starting Sept. 8.
Police say two different women, who do not know each other, both accused Daniel Warro of sexually assaulting them while they were incapacitated.
Police in Parker are looking for a suspect who was involved in an attempted armed robbery on Friday.
Douglas County Schools superintendent Thomas Tucker announced his resignation on Tuesday evening.
It took awhile for the rain to full change over to snow, but by Tuesday evening the snow officially arrived in the Denver area.
Just before 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, the official weather station for Denver recorded 32 degrees. It's a tie with Sept. 8, 1962 for the earliest freeze on record.
A Colorado State University student is suing the university after she claims she was sexually assaulted by a wealthy donor while working as a waitress at football games last fall.
Colorado's summer snowstorm means school closures for some in the Denver metro area.
Months after Olde Town Arvada streets closed for outdoor dining due to COVID-19, tables are empty during a summer snowstorm.
Gov. Jared Polis says policies to prevent the spread of COVID-19 are working in Colorado.
A district court judge ruled Denver's camping ban is constitutional, reversing a lower court decision from 2019.
A summer storm passing into Colorado Tuesday created a dramatic change in conditions during the end of the season.
The September snow was considered a blessing by many where heat and low humidity have spawned numerous dangerous fires.
Many trees were no match for Tuesday's summer-time snowstorm in Steamboat Springs.
Cameron Peak Fire grew to 102,596 acres on Tuesday morning with just 4% containment. The fire is the fourth largest wildfire in Colorado history.
