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The female suspect who is on the run after after making threats that led to the closure of schools on Colorado's Front Range Wednesday allegedly has been obsessed with the Columbine shooting for years.
Get tips for parents and teachers on talking about violence from the website National Association of School Psychologists.
A man with Angelman's syndrome is able to do things in a pool in Lakewood that he can't do on the ground: move on his own.
A credible threat currently being investigated by the FBI and many other Denver-area law enforcement agencies has prompted most major school districts in the metro area to close schools on Wednesday.
Former Gov. John Hickenlooper met with Columbine survivors and family members on Tuesday.
The massive renovation of Denver International Airport's terminal will now be at least 18 months behind schedule.
Help may be on the way for Coloradans who struggle with the cost of prescription drugs.
There is another sloth living at the Denver Zoo. The new sloth baby arrived last week.
A subdivision of Cherry Hills Village could have a new name following Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
Crews were working to rescue two people who were trapped after a trench collapsed on Tuesday afternoon.
An 14-year-old boy completing his Eagle Scout project is helping local fire departments get rid of old fire hoses -- and helping the Wild Animal Sanctuary at the same time.
A bill that would've made it illegal to use your cell phone while driving, failed in the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday.
Twenty years later, Columbine's impact on school security is profoundly felt today.
Starting May 1, visitors will have to make a reservation and take a shuttle or ride their bikes to the trail head.
A child who is adopted out of foster care is more likely to go to college and become self-sufficient, but adoption can also be healing for the parents.
