First Responders Save 8-Year-Old Boy's Birthday
Graham Day will never forget his 8th birthday party this past weekend.
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Graham Day will never forget his 8th birthday party this past weekend.
Adams County will pay out $25,000 to an inmate as part of a settlement over alleged religious discrimination.
The story is a painful one for those who have followed Tiger Woods' achievements throughout his career.
The world's largest sports park will be built in Colorado.
A volcanic eruption prompted the aviation alert level to be raised to its highest level temporarily.
A California Highway Patrol helicopter crew came to the rescue of a hiker who feel 30 feet, and the rescue was caught on camera.
The most consequential and controversial bill of the 2017 legislative session is now law.
The Pentagon says it has shot down a mock warhead over the Pacific in a success for America's missile defense program.
Former Fox News personality Bill O'Reilly has lost his nightly show, but he's as busy as ever with his million-selling book career and determined to find new fans online.
Governor John Hickenlooper signed off on a budget that dictated where the $105 million made from legal marijuana taxes would be spent.
Anadarko Petroleum is wrapping up the first phase of oil and gas well inspections across Colorado as ordered by Gov. John Hickenlooper after last month's deadly home explosion in Firestone.
Paul O'Neill, the founder of the progressive metal band Trans-Siberian Orchestra, died of an accidental drug overdose, a Florida medical examiner said in a report released Tuesday.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg have announced plans for a permanent dedication at the 9/11 Memorial that would recognize rescue and recovery workers at ground zero.
Amazon, the internet goliath that revolutionized the way much of the world buys books, toilet paper and TVs, hit a new milestone Tuesday. Its stock surpassed the $1,000 mark for the first time.
The police officer who shot and killed Tamir Rice was fired Tuesday for failing to disclose that he had been forced out of another department before Cleveland hired him, while his partner was suspended for driving too close to the 12-year-old seconds before the boy was killed.
