Ultralight aircraft crash in Northern Colorado prompts concerns over oversight, regulation
Northern Colorado crews investigate after an ultralight aircraft crashes in Larimer County, one dead
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Northern Colorado crews investigate after an ultralight aircraft crashes in Larimer County, one dead
The sheriff of Mesa County in Western Colorado has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Jared Polis and Attorney General Phil Weiser after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainment following a traffic stop earlier this summer.
The Colorado Bureau of Investigations and local law enforcement are looking for more information after two juveniles reportedly shot a teen in Leadville.
A plane was diverted to Grand Junction on Wednesday after a passenger reportedly became drunk and unruly.
Blake Kieckhafer, of Omaha, Neb., was reported missing to park rangers by family on Monday.
Crews rushed to investigate after an ultralight aircraft crashed in Northern Colorado on Wednesday morning.
Colorado's new school bus law, effective in May 2025, requires vehicles in both directions to stop for school buses with flashing red lights and extended stop arms, unless separated by a physical barrier.
Denver and much of eastern Colorado are facing a week-plus stretch of 90-degree heat. The hottest days arrive midweek, with dry thunderstorms likely, which increases wildfire concerns.
The night before the first bell of the school year rings for Boulder Valley School District, the school board approved a policy change that allows students and parents to opt out of curriculum covering controversial themes with no questions asked.
Homeowners in Arvada who are behind on their water bills can once again expect shutoff notices, as the city reinstates its policy suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Xcel Energy filed a proposal for approval with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission last year. Following protests in opposition to the plan, dozens of community and business leaders have gathered in support of it.
The fire was called in Tuesday evening near East 7th Avenue and North Norfolk Way, according to Aurora Fire Rescue. In total, 14 units from AFR and Falck Rocky Mountain responded to the call.
CU Denver is stepping in to help train more people in psychedelic mushroom therapy under state regulations.
All eight of Colorado's U.S. representatives sat together, ate lunch, and answered questions from attendees for over an hour and a half on topics ranging from housing to healthcare to the economy and artificial intelligence.
There's a new push to change state laws regarding competency in criminal cases. One group has started a petition that calls on the state's district attorneys to urge the governor to call an emergency special session to amend or repeal those laws.
The Denver Police Protective Association, which represents most of Denver's nearly 1,500 police officers, has issued an advisory to its members to not leak information to reporters.
Thousands of cars damaged by last month's flooding across Colorado may likely surface on the used car market. Now the state may take steps to make sure buyers know if they're getting one of those damaged cars.
A highly publicized investigation into the Berthoud Police Department is tied to a domestic dispute in which an officer's ex-girlfriend allegedly threatened to do everything she could to have him lose his job, a source told CBS4.
An arbitration board is upholding the reorganization of the Denver Police Department.
An Adams County jury has acquitted former Brighton Police Officer Juston Henninger of assault and other charges stemming from a 2011 police call to a Brighton home where he was alleged to have used excessive force on a homeowner.
