'The Ground Went Crazy': Activists Remember Project Rulison 50 Years Later
Some people might not remember Sept. 10, 1969, but a handful of protesters do.
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Some people might not remember Sept. 10, 1969, but a handful of protesters do.
Investigators say they've identified the killer of 18-year-old Jeannie Moore as Donald Perea, who was born in 1957 and died in 2012.
A student at Kent Denver School helped launched a national campaign to reduce single use plastics around the world.
A family in Aurora is pleading for help after their loved one was killed in a hit-and-run.
A young mother is doing well thanks to some groundbreaking treatment that started in Colorado.
Electric scooter companies are eyeing Boulder as their next city to do business.
Denver police announced the arrest of a man in Texas in connection with the murder of a man found shot to death Sunday in Erie.
Denver Police are investigating a suspicious package outside the Denver Sheriff Department downtown.
The Arapahoe County Coroner has identified the woman found dead in a burned vehicle early Sunday morning near I-225 and E. Colfax Ave.
A mother bear and her cub that were hanging out Ken Caryl Middle School were tranquilized and caught after falling out of a tree.
Colorado Ski Country USA is offering free and discounted ski passes for 5th and 6th graders through their annual Passport Program.
The Cherry Creek Athletic Club in Glendale is under new ownership. Members have been told that the Minnesota-based chain Life Time bought the club.
Emergency situations can be very frightening for children, and the Teddy Bear Patrol provides stuffed animals to help comfort kids in those situations.
RTD continues to work to improve its driverless shuttle. The first test run of the automated electric shuttle ran from January through August.
Aurora police say University of Denver music professor Scott Bean, a renowned trombone player, fell for their online sex sting earlier this year, believing "Brandi" was really a teenage girl.
