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Men and women experiencing homelessness have found a way to forget their troubles at least temporarily, thanks to a weekly dance party at Saint Francis Center hosted by the Wonderbound Dance Company.
A new program in Longmont will add additional security to streets and greenways, while also promoting a more welcoming environment.
One man's grief in his sister's death, caused by a suspected drunk driver, is multiplied over the fact that he can't settle his insurance claim because his car is police evidence.
After record heat on Tuesday and Wednesday, we'll move out of record territory Thursday with highs in the lower 90s. A few late day thunderstorms are also possible mainly east of the Front Range.
One musician says performing at fundraisers combines his love of music and helping others. Those on the receiving end say their dedication goes a long way.
Weeks after inaugurating non-stop flights between Denver and Paris, Norwegian Air has decided to cut those flights out for nearly half the year.
Firefighters expect a wildfire burning in southwestern Colorado to reach homes soon, prompting the evacuation of more residents.
A Denver Uber driver who is charged with shooting and killing a passenger on Interstate 25 last week now faces a murder charge.
The baby Sumatran orangutan is the third offspring for Sumagu.
Legal cannabis could soon be a reality in Canada.
CountryTime Lemonade will buy permits and pay fines for kids who want to set up lemonade stands.
Jesse Winker hit a two-run homer in the 13th inning, completing the Cincinnati Reds' late rally to a 7-5 victory on Thursday that averted a sweep by the Colorado Rockies.
On Thursday, the 100th anniversary of Julia Greeley's death, the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is holding a mass to honor her life.
The flower bed outside Father Woody's Haven of Hope was just for aesthetics until this year, when it will provide a little spice for meals made for the homeless.
Undaunted by President Donald Trump's tough talk on immigration, asylum-seekers are forming unusually long lines at the Mexican border, with parents and children sleeping on cardboard in the sweltering heat and waiting for days or even weeks to present themselves to U.S. inspectors.
