'We Forgive You': Mother Of Christopher Watts Speaks At Sentencing Hearing
"We have loved you from the beginning and we still love you now," Cindy Watts said through her tears.
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"We have loved you from the beginning and we still love you now," Cindy Watts said through her tears.
The man who pleaded guilty to killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters was sentenced Monday morning to prison for life.
The District Attorney of Weld County says he believes that even though Chris Watts pleaded guilty to murdering his family, Chris Watts will never tell the full truth about what happened.
The Governor's Mansion is getting a makeover for the holidays. Designers began decorating for the season on Monday.
A new pop up art exhibit at the History Colorado Center in Denver features all things Colorado using snowboards as canvasses.
United Airlines announced plans for new, sandy and sunny destinations out of Denver International Airport.
Denver police say a suspect is in custody for a murder near Park Avenue West and Lawrence Street.
The Salida Fire Department had their hands full on Saturday when an (angry) buck got stuck in some Christmas decorations.
Thanksgiving is only a few days away and the Denver Rescue Mission is asking the community to donate turkeys, to help others in need this holiday season.
Congresswoman Diana DeGette has withdrawn her bid for House Majority Whip.
The Redskins quarterback's gruesome leg injury on Sunday was eerily reminiscent of the injury Theismann suffered on the same day over three decades ago.
Christmas is just a few weeks away, so what do kids want to find under the tree this year?
A Frederick man is set to be sentenced Monday after pleading guilty to murdering his pregnant wife and their two young daughters.
The international forensic community is calling on the Arapahoe County Coroner's office to teach criminologists in Mexico about child death investigations.
The proposed name change mirrors other action taken by Colorado municipalities to remove honors previously bestowed to those involved in the Sand Creek Massacre.
