Denver Police Search For Suspect In 2004 Cold Case
Denver Police are renewing their efforts to find a suspect in a homicide on Federal from 2004. Leo Valdez was injured and ultimately died after a fight at the Riv Cantina.
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Denver Police are renewing their efforts to find a suspect in a homicide on Federal from 2004. Leo Valdez was injured and ultimately died after a fight at the Riv Cantina.
One person died in an early morning stabbing along Colfax. Police have arrested one suspect.
The city officially received 9.5 inches of snow Monday night and Tuesday. That's the most snow from a storm in November since 1994.
In the final day of a preliminary reverse-transfer hearing for one of the teens charged in the STEM School Highlands Ranch shooting, the mother of the student who was killed in that shooting took the stand to testify about how the shooting has affected her family.
Law enforcement officials in Montrose County are looking for a missing woman. Jenifer Gallegos, 45, was last seen Tuesday morning in Montrose.
Two Colorado residents are now facing animal cruelty charges following the release of a video that shows their horse tied to a pickup truck and being pulled against his will.
See photos from the Thanksgiving week snowstorm.
3 LoDo favorites offer up some of the most inspirational meals in the city.
It wasn't only the kids taking advantage of the snowstorm in Denver.
"I didn't even get what I paid for," said one former patient. "I got nothing, I got worse, I paid to get damaged basically. Literally that's what I did."
You needed a monster truck to get around Boulder after Tuesday's monster storm.
As more than 15 inches of snow fell in 15 hours, Northern Colorado communities like Loveland, Timnath, Wellington, Estes Park and Fort Collins were brought to a halt.
Whether its two inches or 20, the city of Golden is committed to plowing every street after a storm.
Travelers arriving into Colorado Tuesday were grateful they made it to their destination during a historic snowstorm.
Tuesday's snowstorm didn't slow down Jose Martin and his route as a United States Postal Service Mail Carrier.
