Town Votes To Remove Popular Breckenridge Troll
The popular wooden troll in Breckenridge has come to the end of its road.
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The popular wooden troll in Breckenridge has come to the end of its road.
One week after Coloradans elected a governor who promises all-renewable energy statewide by 2040, clean energy experts say it could happen even sooner.
It has all the ingredients for a special story, a young student eager to learn, and a chef eager to teach.
Some parents and former students of Victory Preparatory Academy in Commerce City filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday afternoon, claiming the charter school violated their first amendment rights to free speech.
The same group that faced arrests at Sen. Cory Gardener's office in 2017, stormed the Colorado Division of Housing Tuesday afternoon.
It wasn't just an opportunity to help people in need, but Dr. Emily Hays' trip to Puerto Rico was also a prestigious position for veterinarians.
Mayor Michael Hancock is considering raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour for city employees -- and people who work for businesses that operate in city facilities.
Arvada and Wheat Ridge police responded to a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 70 near Interstate 76 Tuesday night.
We are fast approaching Thanksgiving, the national holiday that puts a lot of focus on food.
A chapel that once welcomed President Dwight D. Eisenhower is in dire need of repair.
The Colorado QuitLine is taking much younger callers in response to the popularity of vaping among teenagers.
The Town of Superior posted to their website Tuesday afternoon that a company wanting to drill dozens of oil and gas wells in their area are withdrawing all of their permit applications.
The idea of finding an affordable place to live in Colorado's resort mountain towns is often just a dream for many people.
A second Denver Central Market is now open on the A Concourse at Denver International Airport.
More stores are opening at Denver Premium Outlets, the newest outlet mall along Colorado's Front Range.
