Fatal Stabbing Outside Chili's In Thornton: Suspect Arrested
A man is under arrest after stabbing multiple people outside a Chili's in Thornton.
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A man is under arrest after stabbing multiple people outside a Chili's in Thornton.
A 14-year-old Guinness World Record holder is putting his unique talents to use helping those who have been affected by the coronavirus.
Three vacant properties in Denver's Highlands neighborhood have been transformed into a vibrant interactive experience, with new opportunities for artists and small business owners.
A registered service dog who helps a human in Broomfield and whose name is Frosty has been missing for more than a week.
School districts nationwide are working to remove police officers from campuses, but some Black and Indigenous educational leaders including in Denver are resisting the push.
A man who was climbing on Longs Peak and took a fall that was estimated between 600 and 800 feet has died.
Weeks before the college football season was scheduled to begin, Colorado State University has already shut down all Rams Football practices, workouts and meetings amid an outbreak of coronavirus.
The number of people failing to appear in Denver's night traffic court in June and July soared 215% from the same time in 2019, and default judgments against drivers also spiked by 50%.
Right now, if casinos in Colorado want to raise the limit on how much people can bet, the whole state has to approve it.
With three weeks before school starts, teachers like Autumn Jones say they're putting aside a long list of concerns with coronavirus and preparing to provide the best education possible.
In fact, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says of the 664,532 unemployment claims filed since mid-March, there are still 223,298 claims still pending. But the CDLE says that's the lowest number since April.
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum officially opened to visitors on Thursday.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis was asked about the president's tweet -- and fired off a rapid response.
Thursday's weekly update from the U.S. Drought Monitor had both good news and bad news about the growing drought in Colorado.
