'Deeply Disturbing': Fire Captain Accused Of Robbing Two Banks
A captain with the Tulsa Fire Department was arrested Monday for allegedly robbing two banks, according to police in Oklahoma.
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A captain with the Tulsa Fire Department was arrested Monday for allegedly robbing two banks, according to police in Oklahoma.
Lots of action in the weather on this Toasty Tuesday. Record highs, fire danger and the possibility of severe storms.
One week before the state legislature reconvenes, state House Republicans are warning against budget cuts that hurt seniors and kids.
Denver Botanic Gardens has canceled its summer concert series -- but it may soon welcome visitors.
A hearing for the owner of Shooters Grill, a restaurant that opened for dine-in service earlier this month, violating the safer-at-home order, will continue next Tuesday.
RTD is accepting applications for its general manager and CEO position. The nationwide search to find the right person has officially started.
A U.S. Magistrate Judge ruled that the Loveland man, arrested after the FBI found pipe bombs in his home, will remain in federal custody until he gets a mental health evaluation.
The Colorado governor's order allows people who are trying to get a measure on the November ballot to gather signatures by mail and email.
The U.S. Forest Service has announced that the purchase of land around Colorado's Sweetwater Lake is among its top 10 acquisition priorities for 2021.
Another Colorado coroner - this time in La Plata County - is challenging the way local and state health departments have been attributing deaths to COVID-19.
"Stop treating us like Denver" is the message leaders in Logan County hope the state health department hears loud and clear.
The City of Denver is taking applications from restaurants wanting to expand outdoor seating options for when the state allows businesses to start accepting dine-in customers again.
Former Denver Broncos wide receiver Cody Latimer allegedly beat an acquaintance with a handgun Friday night in addition to firing the weapon, a prosecutor alleged during a court hearing Monday.
"Why are you bringing strangers into my home?" Some owners of small assisted living group homes are worried about state inspectors coming in and bringing the virus with them.
When Tania Peterman's business was hit because of COVID-19, she decided to start a new project, snapping photos of families and high school graduates from the safe confines of the front porch.
