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Police in Thornton say a 35-year-old man is under arrest, accused of fatally stabbing his mother and injuring his grandfather in the parking lot of a Chili's on Thursday evening.
Two new lion cubs born at the Denver zoo three months ago now have names. Meet Oskar and Araali!
Black bears are prowling for food across Colorado right now, and in two different instances this week they got into trouble when they tried to get into human food.
This week brought a milestone in coronavirus testing. The Colorado National Guard has tested more than 20,000 people in Colorado at 122 testing sites.
The robbery suspect who investigators say shot two Aurora police officers has been identified.
Colorado's Democratic senator is pushing for mask distribution to everyone in the country. Senator Michael Bennet wants to use a current law on the books to get every person in America a reusable mask.
During the month of August, members of the military can enjoy Colorado State Parks for free.
Elitch Gardens will not open in 2020. The amusement park announced Friday that state orders banning the operation of parks will prevent them from opening this summer.
Firefighters are working on a new wildland fire burning near Palisade.
A new survey of Colorado restaurants indicates 95% of them say sales are down compared to 2019.
City officials said they are not required to give notice if it is determined that the camps pose an imminent public health risk.
This year the fundraiser is going online only due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With the first round of economic stimulus running out, millions of Americans are about to take a massive hit to their household budget.
If you're headed to the southern Colorado mountain, you'll want to be aware of unstable trails. The National Forest Service is warning of unstable trails in the San Juan National Forest.
A hate crime investigation is underway after someone vandalized a statue of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Emmett Till.
