School Of Mines Students Create Brain-Activated Wheelchair At 'Hack-A-Thon'
A team of students at Colorado School of Mines created a device prototype that allows someone who is paralyzed, to move their wheelchair by detecting brain activity.
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A team of students at Colorado School of Mines created a device prototype that allows someone who is paralyzed, to move their wheelchair by detecting brain activity.
Strike votes for King Soopers employees have been scheduled for later this week.
The State of Colorado has filed a lawsuit in federal court to keep federal funding that benefits state and local law enforcement.
Shanann Watts' mother said she knew something terrible had happened to her, even before the Colorado wife and mother was reported missing.
Philipp Grubauer turned back 30 shots. He was back in net over Semyon Varlamov after shutting out Buffalo on Saturday.
Aurora police are asking for the public's help locating two girls who have gone missing and are considered at risk.
Lyft riders in the Denver metro area will be able to see RTD schedules and connections in the ride sharing app starting Monday.
In an effort to honor the lives of a family taken too soon, Coloradans came together to help others in honor of Shanann, Bella and Celeste "CeCe" Watts.
A spree of recent shootings, stabbings and other violent crimes has business owners in the area of 15th and Market Streets in Denver's Lower Downtown nervous.
John Hickenlooper made a stop at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas over the weekend. He was one of several presidential candidates to make a stop at SXSW.
People living in the Sanderson Creek area of Lakewood sheltered inside their homes Monday morning as a shooter and police exchanged gunfire.
Colorado's first First Gentleman, Marlon Reis, admits being in the spotlight has been an adjustment.
With a smaller staff than normal and historic avalanche conditions, those working for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) say good sleep is a luxury.
Do you get a lot of calls from unknown numbers? Are scammers blowing up your phone? You're not alone.
A man in Westminster saw his mission quickly accomplished when he asked the city to change a street sign with the wrong connotation.
