Tucker The Lab Rescued From 20-Foot Crevice In Mesa County
Mesa County search and rescue teams saved a dog from a deep crevice in the Rabbit Valley area on Friday.
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Mesa County search and rescue teams saved a dog from a deep crevice in the Rabbit Valley area on Friday.
Saturday will be absolutely perfect around Colorado if you want to do something spontaneous and fun.
Effie Krokos has won a settlement after she was cited by a Loveland police officer for going topless in her yard.
A partnership between the Sheridan School District and CU's College of Nursing is improving access to health care for students.
Members of a Pueblo synagogue returned for their first service Friday night since learning of a foiled bomb plot.
A mother whose toddler son was accidentally murdered years ago during a gang shooting is working to get the killer out of prison. In fact, she has gone way beyond that, accepting him as "her own son."
One businessman in Denver's Five Points neighborhood is being fined by the city for his refusal to pick up human waste. He believes the problem goes deeper than just what's happening on the sidewalk outside his business.
Fort Logan National Cemetery announced this year's Veterans Day ceremony is canceled due to the potential for severe weather.
The Colorado Secretary of State is fuming at the United State Postal Service after it was discovered Friday morning that 828 ballots were delivered on the Tuesday afternoon of Election Day.
Dozens rallied in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA program and Dreamers.
Lakewood police are investigating a deadly auto-pedestrian crash on 6th Avenue just east of Wadsworth Boulevard.
A new bell stands at the VA Hospital in Aurora. The honor bell is actually a prototype of the 1,000 pound bronze bell that tolls for Colorado veterans at military burial honors.
The risk of carbon monoxide poisoning grows during colder months.
Friday, more than 60 light rail trips were cancelled due to an ongoing operator shortage problem. Those daily delays have many riders wondering if they'll be eligible for refunds.
A non-profit that has helped hundreds of Coloradans lower their medical bills now needs help itself.
