Denver Bumps Up Ballots To First Class Mail Delivery
The move to first class mail will cost the city $130,000 on top of the $73,000 it typically spends on postage.
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The move to first class mail will cost the city $130,000 on top of the $73,000 it typically spends on postage.
As people head out of town this Labor Day weekend, the Colorado Department of Transportation is preparing for heavy traffic across the state.
Cases have been detected in four dorms, two sororities and one fraternity.
The Bandimere family, of Bandimere Speedway, has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Jared Polis, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Jefferson County Department of Health.
A school in Littleton is closing its doors temporarily after a student and staff member tested positive for COVID-19.
A firefighter battling the Cameron Peak Fire burning in Larimer County has tested positive for coronavirus.
An extraordinary shift in weather will occur in Colorado over the next 6 days. Record heat will grip the state for the Labor Day weekend followed by possible record cold and snow.
On Thursday, a caravan of federal, state, and local officials came together at ignition site of the fire, just off Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon, vowing to help find ways to secure funding.
Douglas County Commissioners officially submitted a nomination to the Department of the Interior for a statue of Kendrick Castillo to be erected at the future "National Garden of American Heroes."
Bird is offering the free rides as a thank you to teachers and families struggling through the coronavirus pandemic.
A driver in a stolen car crashed into a Jefferson County Sheriff's Office patrol vehicle with a deputy behind the wheel.
Joey Chestnut is well known for eating a record 75 hot dogs at the 4th of July eating contest in Coney Island. Now, he's coming to the Colorado State Fair.
The bear has been seen walking in that neighborhood in Loveland a couple of time over the past few days.
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold warned residents here that they can be prosecuted if they try it.
