Penny The Giraffe Undergoes Leg Procedure
Colorado's youngest giraffe went through a procedure Wednesday to help fix her injured legs.
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Colorado's youngest giraffe went through a procedure Wednesday to help fix her injured legs.
Colorado's power grids are working overtime as the state deals with hot temperatures.
The Lake Christine Fire burning near Basalt and El Jebel is now 43 percent contained.
Denver's Wash Park has plenty of shade, water to play in and entertainment. It's the perfect place for some to go and escape the summer heat.
In the mood for tea? Whether you prefer sweet bubble tea or hot specialty options, here are the newest tea houses to open their doors in Denver.
Police in Northglenn have released the grandson of a murder victim from custody after initially arresting him at the crime scene.
A grouse that has been the focus of an ongoing legal battle over whether it warrants federal protection has seen its numbers increase by nearly 30 percent over the past year.
Firefighters are still working to put out a fire at a metal recycling facility just north of downtown Denver.
The temperature at Denver International Airport hit 90 degrees just before noon on Wednesday.
A Denver woman accused of shooting at officers during protests in North Dakota against the Dakota Access oil pipeline is finding out how long she'll spend in a federal prison.
Low water flows and high temperatures have forced state officials to launch a voluntary fishing closure on the Yampa River.
Tyler Perry took to social media to warn his fans about "scams" using his name and face in promotions on Facebook.
Shortly before Republican gubernatorial candidate Walker Stapleton announced his pick for Lt. Gov., his campaign manager tried to control the narrative on social media.
Brian Perri has been missing since he summited Mount Meeker in Rocky Mountain National Park on June 30. One of his friends is conducting his own search on the route he believes Perri took down from the mountain.
As containment on the Lake Christine Fire topped 40 percent on Tuesday, nearly 1,000 members of the community gathered to say thank you to firefighters.
