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Colorado Parks & Wildlife is staying on task with its efforts to restore the population of the greenback cutthroat trout, Colorado's state fish. It was once believed to be extinct.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman got his very own nasal swab coronavirus test to celebrate the opening of a new testing site.
A woman who tried to break up a fight in Westminster last month has died. Destiny Morehouse had friends over to home on Raleigh Street on July 17. A fight started early the next morning.
The coronavirus pandemic has proven too much for another long-time Denver restaurant.
More evacuations have been ordered for the Pine Gulch Fire burning near Grand Junction. The fire has burned more than 28,888 acres and is 7% contained as of Monday morning.
The violence ended with multiple people being arrested and detained by Fort Collins police.
Microbursts are far from unusual weather phenomenon in Colorado. But what happened in Limon early Monday was not common.
Coronavirus has changed life for everyone, including those waiting to become U.S. citizens.
Overnight road closures are scheduled for Interstate 25 around Fort Collins this week.
With the help of her husband Darin, Giselle Williams has been using her great-great-grandmother's sewing machine to help people around the world.
The family said that Sierra Chavez, 23, was struck by a car while crossing the street.
Two men were critically hurt in a drive-by shooting in Lakewood overnight.
A bull elk with a tire caught around his neck is capturing the attention of Colorado Park and Wildlife.
The Simmons Foundation for Youth and Change was founded in 2005 with its first basketball camp beginning in 2007 at Denver East High School.
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