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A red-orange fireball that killed two people and destroyed a Colorado home prompted the governor to order sweeping inspections of natural gas lines and is certain to worsen tensions in state already divided over how to regulate the industry.
Someone killed two people and dumped their bodies in two different areas in Morgan County in a case authorities are calling "brutal."
Colorado State University and New Belgium Brewing are teaming up to create a new beer.
A rare spring blizzard on April 29-30 hit ranchers hard in parts of Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
Police in Denver would like the public's help identifying a suspect in a vehicle theft.
A new study suggests women who take a daily aspirin may cut their risk of breast cancer by 20 percent.
As fire officials released for the first time on Tuesday the findings of their investigation into what caused a deadly explosion in Firestone last month, Fran Hoylman rushed home from work.
New figures from the Denver Sheriff Department show that Denver taxpayers forked out nearly $14 million in overtime for deputies in 2016, easily eclipsing previous overtime records set by the department.
A well-known metro area nonprofit organization is asking for the community's help after a highly contagious disease spread through their herd of horses causing significant financial losses.
Congressional Republicans are reviving the healthcare plan they hope to replace Obamacare with, and that has Colorado patients with chronic illness wondering what's next.
A woman's body found dumped along a rural road in Clear Creek County has been positively identified as a missing young woman from Aurora.
More emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics in Northern Colorado may be adding bulletproof vests to their uniforms. UCHealth is exploring purchasing additional vests for first responders employed at Poudre Valley Hospital.
Looking for a few ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Denver? Here are five great options for you this year.
After a long, cold winter, it's time to get outside and enjoy all the food trucks downtown Denver has to offer.
The Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) discussed Tuesday's developments in Firestone house explosion, just hours after investigators said that "fugitive gas" was to blame for the deadly blast.
