Teen Charged With First-Degree Murder In Baby's Death
An 18-year-old man who was arrested in Thornton, accused in the death of an infant, has been formally charged with first-degree murder.
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An 18-year-old man who was arrested in Thornton, accused in the death of an infant, has been formally charged with first-degree murder.
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump directs Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review 27 national monuments established or expanded by three other presidents since 1996. Here are those monuments and the year they were created.
The current housing crisis will not be completely fixed with the move, but Aspen's largest employer is making a "tiny" move to help provide its employees a warm place to sleep.
Upgrades will shut down a section of Cherry Creek South Drive while crews install sidewalks, curbs and new parking spaces.
Crews continued to remove a tree that fell on a home during a severe storm on Sunday afternoon, damaging the roof that was recently replaced.
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The woman who was riding her horse when she was killed Sunday evening by a lightning strike has been identified.
A driver was rushed to the hospital after driving into a home in Lafayette.
Members of the Colorado National Guard said goodbye to loved ones over the weekend as they prepared to deploy to Japan
Colorado lawmakers want the federal government to pay for the costs related to a toxic spill in the southwest corner of the state that also impacted New Mexico.
A woman and her horse were killed by a lightning strike Sunday evening in Douglas County.
Martha Stewart has given a glimpse of her feelings toward her former reality TV rival, President Donald Trump.
The Women's Foundation of Colorado announced it's bringing former First Lady Michelle Obama to Denver for its 30th anniversary.
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Public opposition to an expensive Denver stormwater project is growing after a political party decided to oppose the project and a legal fund online reached its first goal through crowdsourcing.
