Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Awards Denver Public Schools $10 Million Grant
DPS announced on Friday that the DPS Foundation got $10 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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DPS announced on Friday that the DPS Foundation got $10 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
A Colorado woman has received life in prison without parole in the deaths of her daughters who were banished to a car without food or water by members of a doomsday religious group because the girls were thought to have been impure.
Denver's district attorney will not charge anyone involved in a violent incident on a school bus last month. The charges against the parent who was arrested will be dropped.
The Denver Police Department has received over 600,000 calls for help in the last eight months. A total of 10,000 of those calls are related to incidents of domestic violence.
Luciano Pogorzelski and Madison Blackburn are believed to have had contact with Richard Fay before his death.
Two playful bears were caught on camera wrestling, snacking and relaxing near a condominium complex in Steamboat Springs this week.
The 4th Judicial District Attorney's Office ruled Monday that SWAT officer Christopher Laabs acted reasonably and was justified in the May 18 killing of Sean Michael Collins.
Dinosaur National Monument is the latest National Park Service land in Utah permitting electronic bicycles.
Brendan Bialy, who helped take down a shooter at STEM High School Highlands Ranch, has officially earned the title of United States Marine.
Members of a student government body at the University of Oklahoma argued that the Pledge represented a history of oppression of minorities.
Drivers who travel Peoria between 39th and 51st will abide by a lower speed limit. The speed limit along that stretch was lowered to 35 mph.
The Granite Lake Fire has burned nearly 700 acres in the Hunter Fryingpan Wilderness. The fire is burning about 13 miles southeast of Meredith in Pitkin County.
Monday's strong winds helped fuel the Decker Fire and spread smoke across south central Colorado.
A North Carolina high school football player who paused to honor the national anthem is receiving worldwide praise for something he felt was simply "the right thing to do."
Denver City Council approved changes to the city's landmark preservation process on Monday night.
