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Rocky Mountain National Park officials say park roads will remain open if the federal government shuts down but visitor centers would be closed and entrance stations would not be staffed.
The City of Denver has started a new program to help Denver residents be better neighbors.
After close to record high temperatures, we are anticipating heavy snow in Colorado with our next storm.
The family of musician Tom Petty released a statement Friday saying he died from an "accidental drug overdose."
Police in Colorado Springs were trying to find the gunman as they investigated an active shooter situation on Friday afternoon.
Andra Cobb was frantic when she called for help, telling an emergency operator that a helicopter she was riding in with her father, longtime partner and others had crashed in a remote part of New Mexico and that she was watching her "family burn."
Coinciding with Friday's March for Life in Washington, President Donald Trump's administration announced new measures to support the anti-abortion cause.
The 2018 Women's March in Denver carries the same message as the inaugural march but has added a few new voices to better represent its mission.
The Las Vegas gunman meticulously planned how to carry out the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history, researching SWAT tactics, renting other hotel rooms overlooking outdoor concerts and investigating potential targets in at least four cities, authorities said Friday.
Bomb squad crews returned to Federal Heights Friday morning trying to make a neighborhood safe after bombs were found during an arson investigation.
A 70-year-old woman pleaded guilty in Denver court on Friday to being negligent in the death of a baby she was caring for.
Investigators will comb through the wreckage in search for clues as to why the helicopter carrying a group of prominent friends went down.
Dead & Company will return to Folsom Field to perform two shows this summer.
Doctors told Sebian Holiday he wouldn't make it past his ninth birthday. Now he's 16, and still showing the world that anything is possible.
A Lincoln County Judge on Friday ordered a woman to spend 43 days in jail after she was convicted of animal abuse.
