Part Of Sheridan Blvd. Closed For Water Main Break Repair
Denver Water crews worked to repair a 16-inch water main break on Sheridan Boulevard near U.S. Highway 285.
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Denver Water crews worked to repair a 16-inch water main break on Sheridan Boulevard near U.S. Highway 285.
A 72-year-old man was sentenced to 12 years in prison for exposing himself to a total of nine girls, who were mostly 14-15 years old.
A 21-year-old driver has been charged with vehicular homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol after a single-vehicle crash in Loveland that killed his passenger.
Two Colorado residents have been killed in a head-on collision on a rain slicked highway in Wyoming.
Pressure is mounting on former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper to trade in his faltering presidential bid for a U.S. Senate run in his home state.
Walmart is taking down displays of violent video games, but it will still sell the games -- and guns.
The Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that letting a jury see video of the defendant in prison clothes does not violate the defendant's constitutional rights.
Wildlife officials are looking for a bear that showed no fear toward a hiker and chased one of his dogs on a Colorado Springs trail.
People living along the Central 70 project can expect at least another year of construction noise overnight and in the early morning.
Some neighborhoods in the south metro area measured more than 1 inch of rain on Thursday. Overall there will be far less rain on Friday and through the weekend.
When it comes to "food trends," Denver is going old school with barbecue.
Officials with the Medal of Honor Museum are in Colorado as the competition for a final decision on a location draws closer.
No charges will be filed in the crash that killed Trooper William Moden in June. The Colorado State Patrol and the Arapahoe County District Attorney made the announcement on Thursday.
After a year of overnight construction on the Central 70 Project, it's time for the city to reconsider a noise variance that allows work to continue at all hours.
The improvements to Littleton's Clement Park are the stuff dreams are made of-- literally. Now the park is accessible to all, regardless of ability.
