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The Army remained silent Monday on whether live ammunition was in use during a training exercise at Fort Carson three days ago, the same day a fire started on the post, spread to private land and destroyed three homes.
City leaders announced a new immigrant legal services fund Monday that will help people who may face deportation.
Denver police have closed the intersection at 40th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard as they look for a wanted person.
In an effort to raise the spirits of those battling illnesses in the hospital, a Colorado magician spent his day at the University of Colorado Hospital performing for patients battling cancer.
Police want you to be on the lookout for a man who escaped from custody Monday morning at Denver Health Medical Center.
Former Prairie Middle School teacher Brian Vasquez, 34, pleaded not guilty to 41 counts of sex crimes against five of his former students.
Police in Northglenn say a fugitive wanted out of California robbed a bank last week. Daniel David Courson remains on the run.
Colorado's strong economy and the new federal tax law are boosting the state government's revenues.
Former Colorado Department of Transportation audit director Chris Wedor pleaded guilty Monday afternoon to identity theft and forgery but will not be going to prison.
Steamboat Springs is a resort town through and through, but city officials wants to branch out from the tourism-based economy they rely so heavily upon.
Denver police need the public's help identifying a man accused of stealing items that don't belong to him on the University of Denver's campus.
The Denver Sheriff Department's Canine Unit received a donation to better protect its four-legged officers.
Three people have been arrested in connection with the pipe bombs found inside a stolen car in Broomfield over the weekend.
The Denver Sheriff's Department mishandled an investigation into the 2015 death of a man restrained by deputies at the jail and must change its disciplinary and investigative process, a law enforcement watchdog agency said in a blistering report Monday that focused new attention on a case that has already resulted in a $4.6 million settlement.
Burning tires and trash are keeping a few residents from going home after a wildfire started on a southern Colorado Army post and spread across the post boundary, destroying three homes and several vehicles.
