New Law Aims To Stop Intentional Black Smoke From 'Coal Rollers'
A new law aims to stop so-called "coal rollers" from intentionally blasting black smoke into the air.
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A new law aims to stop so-called "coal rollers" from intentionally blasting black smoke into the air.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law that is designed to help animals in Colorado, specifically animals in the rural parts of the state.
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's novel, Before We Visit the Goddess, (now on sale in paperback from our sister company, Simon & Schuster), is a tale of mothers and daughters spanning across...
The teenager believed to have shot and killed a man while he was trying to break up a fight has been charged with murder.
For thrill seekers, Colorado is an ideal location. Thrillists can enjoy fun, adrenaline pumping activities all year. Here are some of the best for summer.
The mug shot of the suspect in a fatal Boulder late-night shooting has been released. Police believe Louis Sebastian and the victim, Chris King, argued over a restaurant bill right before a fight broke out.
South Metro Fire Rescue Fire Protection District filed a lawsuit against Parker for illegally diverting economic development funds.
George and Amal Clooney are now parents of twins and, rest assured, George is doing fine.
Video of a black bear that got inside a Vail home and stepped up to the piano where he played a few notes is getting a lot of attention. And it's something the homeowners were not expecting.
State officials are planning to conduct the latest in a series of periodic investigations into underground coal fires along the Grand Hogback formation, which stretches across much of northwestern Colorado.
Investigators say a man who was involved in a standoff that temporarily closed Interstate 25 in central Wyoming was a major distributor of methamphetamine and heroin in the Casper area.
Two people in a Denver home got a rude awakening overnight after a car slammed into their house.
A British actor whose voice is familiar to many died this week.
As thousands of storm-related claims are being processed throughout the Denver area, one homeowner isn't buying what insurance companies are trying to sell as a faster way to handle claims: drones.
The FBI has joined Aurora police in the investigation into the nearly year-old disappearance of Lashaya Stine.
