Ruling On Discrimination Case Against Denver Health Could Set New Precedent
The state's highest court is set to weigh-in on a year's long discrimination case filed against Denver Health.
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The state's highest court is set to weigh-in on a year's long discrimination case filed against Denver Health.
Hate crimes directed at individuals based on their race, sexual orientation, gender identity and disability increased in Colorado in 2018, according to a report by the FBI.
King Soopers and City Markets have formed a new partnership to sell cars.
The caller identifies themselves as a Deputy Sheriff and demands payment for alleged warrants through an app.
There will soon be nonstop flights from Denver to Rome.
Lawmakers and organizers of Initiative 76 say they collected more than 200,000 signatures from across Colorado and turned in those petitions Tuesday to the Secretary of State's office.
Over the last 10 years, tuition at public universities in Colorado has increased more than 65 percent.
Denver police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect accused of sexually assaulting a child.
The new law will allow patrons to leave a restaurant with an alcoholic beverage during special events.
Trying to choose a Medicare plan can seem overwhelming. In Colorado, free one-on-one counseling is just a phone call away.
What happens in Washington, D.C. will have an impact across the country including Metro State University-Denver.
Historic, unprecedented and powerful. That's how Colorado avalanche forecasters describe what the state experienced with an avalanche cycle that brought slides down from the mountains around Winter Park down to Durango in March.
Officials with Denver Public Schools confirm a 16-year-old student was shot Tuesday afternoon near Collegiate Prep Academy.
More than three years after Travis Mason was gunned down at Green Heart Dispensary, police are still searching for his killer.
Jefferson County Public Schools is giving away up to one million dollars, to improve learning.
