'You Changed Our Lives': Crash Survivors Meet Paramedics
Not too often do paramedics get a chance to meet the patients they've treated, but one Denver family had something important they wanted to tell those who helped them.
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Not too often do paramedics get a chance to meet the patients they've treated, but one Denver family had something important they wanted to tell those who helped them.
A new library has opened in North Denver but patrons aren't turning pages, they're turning pedals.
It's been more than five years since a pregnant Colorado woman disappeared in Pueblo. Now a judge will decide whether there is enough evidence for the man accused of killing her to stand trial.
A former ambassador to South Korea says Pres. Donald Trump did the right thing to cancel the planned summit.
The search is on for the suspect or suspects who slashed the tires of 13 cars in Lakewood overnight.
Since the death of Adams County Deputy Heath Gumm, the community has been finding ways to remind the sheriff's office that they have support.
With the primary election just four weeks away, Colorado's gubernatorial candidates are sinking serious money into political ads.
Much drier and warmer weather heading our way for the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
In 2000, Colorado taxpayers footed 68 percent of the costs of a college degree, with students chipping in about one-third.
After nearly five years of intermittent closures since the September 2013 floods, Highway 34 from Loveland to Estes Park completely reopened on Thursday.
The widow of a North Western Colorado artist is outraged after the new owners of a Craig KOA campground sent two Native American Indian sculptures he created to the dump.
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. It's also the start of what historically has been the deadliest three months on Colorado roadways.
Drivers navigating their way through the C-470 express lane project will be happy to hear that a milestone will be completed this weekend.
Some people in Denver helped a woman whose controversial food truck was stolen.
A slipup on social media by one airman enabled investigators to crack the drug ring at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in March 2016, details of which are reported here for the first time. Fourteen airmen were disciplined.
