Bizarre Break-In At Aurora Fire Station, Bird Decapitated
A woman is accused of breaking into one of Aurora's newest fire stations, flooding it, ransacking the building and decapitating a bird.
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A woman is accused of breaking into one of Aurora's newest fire stations, flooding it, ransacking the building and decapitating a bird.
The Dakota Ridge South Trail is a highly technical mountain-bike only trail that opened Thursday in Jefferson County.
Uber has introduced a new monthly subscription that lets riders avoid unexpected surge pricing.
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting in Aurora on Halloween.
Animal rights group tend to give Democrats better marks than Republicans, but fiscally conservative lawmakers are starting to target federally-funded animal experiments.
In order to get a date for their wedding at Denver's Cheesman Park -- bride-to-be Nicole Cozzi's "dream" location -- the couple had to do a little dreaming outside.
Google employees around the world -- and here in Colorado -- staged coordinated walkouts on Thursday to protest what they say is a workplace culture that has turned a blind eye to sexual harassment and discrimination.
Elbert County Sheriff Shayne Heap is refusing to release body worn camera video that captured the events leading up to the death of Matt Poer.
A man who allegedly shot and injured both his mother and a police officer faces attempted murder charges.
Applications for the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program are being accepted in Denver and across Colorado.
The Gaylord Rockies resort is a little more than a month away from opening and will try to hire hundreds of future employees this weekend.
ALDI's Fit & Active Southwest Veggie Stuffed Sandwich has been permanently discontinued due to possible health risks.
Kim Robards Dance will be in residence at The Hangar at Stanley Marketplace during Denver Arts Week.
Online retailer Amazon is opening its second physical "4-Star" store, and it's located in the southern part of the Denver metro area.
A former hippie who pleaded guilty to leaving a homemade bomb with a powerful explosive outside the police department to avenge a friend's death from the 1970s in a Colorado mountain town is set to be sentenced Thursday.
