WB I-70 Reopens After Fiery Crash: 4 People Killed, Dozens of Vehicles Involved
Lakewood Police say they are working to confirm how many people are dead after the fiery crash on I-70.
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Lakewood Police say they are working to confirm how many people are dead after the fiery crash on I-70.
The Colorado Department of Health and Environment is tracking the presence of a blood-sucking "kissing bug" in the state -- and warning people not to touch them.
Federal agents surrounded a Portland home Thursday afternoon and took Jerome Lekendric Lucas into custody on a warrant out of Denver.
Police in Westminster shot and killed a suspect who attacked an officer on Friday afternoon.
A weather system moving out of Utah will help spark some strong thunderstorms across Colorado.
Law enforcement officials say videos recorded before and during Thursday's deadly crash on Interstate 70 will be an important part of the investigation.
Lakewood police identified the driver as Rogel Lazaro Aguilera.
A full city block in Denver is up for sale. Greyhound has put its downtown bus station on the market.
A University of Colorado at Colorado Springs student with down syndrome is calling for the university to allow students with intellectual disabilities who earn certificates to walk with students who earn degrees at commencement ceremonies.
The Colorado Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline has received a record-breaking number of calls.
The Roundup River Ranch in Gypsum provides free camp experiences to children with serious illnesses.
he Denver Police Department (DPD) has been awarded a federal grant for $999,989 to reduce crime in the Westwood neighborhood in western Denver.
Shifting winds on Friday will allow temperatures to soar at least 15 degrees higher than Thursday. That means highs in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees in the Denver metro area.
Two-day-old Jiminy Cricket's mom is among the 57 horses seized from a ranch in Hartsel two months ago. The animals were starving and some did not survive.
Hundreds of lesser prairie chickens were captured in Kansas over the last four years and transported to Colorado in an effort to bolster the birds' weakening numbers.
