Gov. Hickenlooper Signs Bill Aimed At Protecting Seniors
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law that is designed to protect seniors from financial abuse.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law that is designed to protect seniors from financial abuse.
The Denver International Airport is revealing plan for the makeover of Jeppesen Terminal. It's called the Great Hall Project.
A martial arts employee has been arrested, accused of sexual assault on a child.
Snow drifts tower 40 feet high and some restrooms have been buried under dozens of feet of snow. The volume of snow has forced crews to delay the opening of Mount Evans Road.
The State of Colorado has launched a new online interactive trail map that includes many outdoor activities.
Some homes were evacuated in Brighton after flames from a building that caught fire on Friday afternoon started to spread. Explosions from the burning building are likely exploding tires.
Firefighters jumped in rushing water on Friday to practice their rescue techniques.
Carla Perez says her nose will never be the same. She was one of 50 women botched by Carlos Hernandez Fernandez. He's the fake cosmetic surgeon who was sentenced to prison on Friday.
The first phase oil and gas facility inspections ordered by the governor has now reached its deadline.
The organizers of Denver's annual 4/20 Rally are fighting with the city to keep hosting the event at Civic Center Park.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law on Friday that ensures all children receive equitable funding regardless of where they attend school.
Police in Aurora are investigating after swastikas were spray painted on a home and the mailbox.
A man who was wearing claw-like gloves and clown-style makeup when he allegedly stabbed another man to death in Denver has been charged with first-degree murder.
There could be a rooftop terrace coming to the Colorado Convention Center. The City of Denver wants to revamp the rooftop to create meeting spaces and an outdoor terrace.
In announcing plans to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord, President Donald Trump declared that he was "elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris." But the Steel City is hardly in Trump's corner on this one.
