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Kent Beverly was surrounded by friends and family as he recently reached the 13,370 foot summit of Dome Mountain. It was a good day, and it took over three decades to reach.
When Mark Branson's phone beeped with a news alert Wednesday morning, he didn't expect it would hit him so hard.
The City of Westminster has become the second city, outside of Boulder County, to confirm an infestation of a very determined pest: the emerald ash borer (EAB).
Colorado State University says four students appeared in blackface in a photo on social media, but the school says it can't take any action against them because the post was protected by the First Amendment.
Many young artists dream of singing the national anthem before thousands of fans at sporting events, but few get the chance to do it.
Many military members from Colorado were deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11, including some Denver police officers.
A Northglenn family must be one of the luckiest in the state. They won two lottery drawings in one night.
A major rockfall forced CO 119 in Boulder Canyon to close on Wednesday. It was back open on Thursday morning.
A developer wants to take over a 5,950-square-foot plot of public land in downtown Denver.
Big Bill's Pizza gave back on Tuesday to remember those lost in the Sept. 11th terror attacks.
Colorado health workers are investigating four cases of sudden and severe lung illness associated with vaping.
Due to a mosquito population that's unusually high for September, a company contracted by the City of Longmont will spray for adult mosquitos Thursday night.
Two fire departments in Adams County are merging into one big "superstation."
The City of Longmont has run out of it, and this could happen to other cities.
The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has filed a motion to dismiss a $25 million lawsuit blaming it for starting the sixth largest wildfire in Colorado history.
