Tree Falls On Man's Home After He Makes Final Payment
A tree fell on a man's home after he made the final payment but he didn't have homeowner's insurance.
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A tree fell on a man's home after he made the final payment but he didn't have homeowner's insurance.
The Air Force is renewing its commitment to make sure people have safe drinking water in two communities near Colorado Springs.
Mesa Verde National Park is working to remove some free roaming cattle and horses.
Colorado-based Natural Grocers is raising the minimum hourly pay at its stores.
Tension over the drought-stressed Colorado River escalated into a public feud when four U.S. states accused an Arizona utility of manipulating supply and demand, potentially threatening the river's future.
Celebrate Earth Day with these events this weekend in Denver.
Colorado lawmakers have advanced a bill to let unauthorized immigrants renew their driver's licenses online or by mail, overcoming objections that the licenses sanction illegal immigration.
Five current and former staffers at Denver's East High School have been charged with one count of violation of persons required to report in connection to an alleged sexual assault.
Tammie Jo Shults' name has not been officially released by Southwest, but her alma mater and the passengers have identified her as the pilot.
The Colorado Department of Revenue is extending the state income tax filing deadline by a day after the IRS had to do the same due to computer issues.
A man from Colorado has been arrested for stalking the pop star Taylor Swift after he was found with a knife, rope and ammo outside her Beverly Hills Mansion.
A wildfire fanned by strong winds in southern Colorado has burned 10 homes, with most total losses.
McDonald's PlayPlaces aren't becoming pot places, not even in Colorado, the first state with legal recreational marijuana sales.
All that remain of two homes that were destroyed in a fire on Tuesday morning in a Castle Rock neighborhood are burned out shells.
A Microsoft co-founder's mission to locate sunken warships in the South Pacific has chalked up another victory with the discovery of the USS Helena nearly 75 years after it was sunk by Japanese torpedoes in the waters off the Solomon Islands, reviving stories of the battle-tested ship's endurance and the nearly unbelievable survival of 165 of the crewmen.
