Visitors Flock To Colorado Trail During Coronavirus Pandemic
Visitors to Colorado are hitting the Colorado Trail during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Visitors to Colorado are hitting the Colorado Trail during the COVID-19 pandemic.
State officials say Colorado has no plans to enforce a mandatory quarantine for visitors or Coloradans returning from other states.
A small group of women who went paddleboarding on a lake in Longmont are being honored for helping a man who was going through a suicidal episode.
The Colorado State Patrol is looking for the driver who hit Christopher Jacobs and then drove away.
South Metro says four separate wood frame buildings were fully engulfed and the flames spread to some brush along the Highline Canal.
Fans who attended an event at the Bandimere Speedway on Saturday showed their support online for the business.
The Department of Defense is deploying 50 medical personnel from Fort Carson to San Antonio to help with coronavirus cases in Texas.
In the case from Colorado, the court's decision was unanimous that faithless electors cannot switch positions.
The U.S. Forest Service responded to a small wildfire in Boulder County Monday afternoon.
A bear stopped for a snack in Steamboat Springs but he was having a tough time with the locked trash container.
A man is recovering in the hospital after he was stabbed multiple times. His alleged attacker is in custody.
A small plane made an emergency landing at Colorado State University over the weekend. The single-engine aircraft had critical mechanical failure.
Friends and family can now visit on-site and take advantage of remote monitors in the lobby of the jail.
Monday night the Aurora City Council will vote on whether to ban police officers from using carotid control hold.
