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Despite the struggles he has endured, this teen has compassion for others and hope in his heart that he will one day experience the unconditional love only a parent gives.
The Pine Gulch Fire continues to burn on the western slope, north of Grand Junction, and is steadily approaching state history. A Wednesday update on acres burned now puts it second only behind the Hayman Fire on the list of largest in state history.
The Vail Police Department made a new animal friend Sunday while responding to a call.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is trying to spotlight the number of pedestrians killed in vehicle accidents with shoes. The Left Behind campaign draws attention to the 76 people who died while walking on Colorado streets last year.
The Grizzly Creek Fire burning in Glenwood Canyon continues to grow. It was estimated at 28,030 acres on Wednesday morning.
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment has released a list of 115 businesses that have been cited for violating the social distancing order and face mask order since the beginning of August.
As thousands return to college campuses across Colorado, the risks associated with coronavirus by living in close quarters and attending classes in person are hard to overlook.
Organizations struggling to stay open and operating across Colorado received essential support in August in the form of grants from the COVID-19 Arts & Culture Relief Fund.
After adoption, The Adoption Exchange provides a variety of services that help new families come together and thrive.
Adoption can transform lives. Former Bronco Ryan Harris is among those with first hand experience of that.
Extreme summer heat continues on Wednesday along with a chance for afternoon thunderstorms that may actually produce rain!
Youth living in foster care are struggling during coronavirus, as their already tenuous connections become even more remote.
Investigators have released images of the suspects and suspect vehicle in the Aug. 5 fire that killed five people in Green Valley Ranch.
The death of Jonelle Matthews, who disappeared 35 years ago, will be investigated by the 19th Judicial District Grand Jury.
