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The Colorado Department of Agriculture is warning people of random, unsolicited packages of seeds arriving in the mail. The seeds are postmarked from China and other countries, and are labeled as jewelry.
Denver police are looking for 30-year-old Jerrol Jones, who escaped from the Denver Downtown Detention Center on Sunday by using false information.
Unemployed restaurant workers are among those urging Congress to continue the extra $600 dollars a week.
The shooting happened Monday evening in the 4700 block of Argonne Street.
Police are hoping to talk to eyewitnesses of the incident with the Jeep on Interstate 225 or even collect video as evidence. Investigators will be looking at what led up to the situation and the intent behind it.
A 23-year-old man believed to have fired his gun during a protest Saturday evening was arrested Monday by the Aurora Police Department.
Teachers in the Jefferson County Education Association were up and down Wadsworth Boulevard on Monday afternoon, on foot and in their cars with signs calling for a change in the start to school next month related to coronavirus concerns.
It's Christmas in July as we learn Colorado will provide the Capitol Christmas Tree this year. "I'm thrilled that one of Colorado's magnificent Engelmann Spruce is heading to Washington D.C. to represent our state at the U.S. Capitol during the holidays this year," said Governor Jared Polis in a news release.
A team of divers from South Metro Fire Rescue pulled a person from Aurora Reservoir about an hour and a half after witnesses called 9-1-1 Monday evening.
Hundreds of protesters blocked Interstate 225 on Saturday, the latest in a series of protests that have caused disruption and destruction in Aurora so far this summer.
Guapo arrived at the Dumb Friends League on March 4, needing a happily-ever-after family.
Chef Troy Guard is teaching a virtual cooking class as a fundraiser to help kids living with chronic illnesses.
The Poudre School District released its plans on Monday for a gradual start to the school year. That includes a 100% remote learning option and staggered in-person learning.
A hateful post on Facebook about special education students may get a teacher fired.
We asked Dr. Dave Hnida about some of the issues impacting school kids and young adults -- from starting school late to ending nights out early.
