Missing Girl Hopped From Train After Running Out Of Candy
Authorities say a Texas teenager who went missing while on vacation with her family in Colorado was discovered by a farmer when she hopped from a coal train after running out of Skittles.
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Authorities say a Texas teenager who went missing while on vacation with her family in Colorado was discovered by a farmer when she hopped from a coal train after running out of Skittles.
Good Samaritans who police say pulled over to help a car on the side of the road were carjacked at gunpoint and the suspects are on the run.
A fire early Thursday morning heavily damaged a mobile home in Arvada.
Crews found have found the body of the international student at Colorado State University who went missing in the Gulf of Mexico.
The family of a young Coloradan with a brain injury says if the Republican health care plan passes as is, it could financially wipe them out.
With two more fires on the day before a Red Flag Warning goes into effect, residents in the Jefferson County foothills are concerned the dry conditions could mean disaster soon.
Denver taxpayers will be paying millions of dollars more this year for city use of Oracle software after the city admitted it violated its licensing agreements with Oracle and was threatened with a potential $10 million penalty for overuse.
The nation's only airport-to-ski slope train connection was a hit with tourists this season, and is going to keep running from Denver to Winter Park Resort for the foreseeable future.
The landmark Cadet Chapel at the Air Force Academy will close for up to four years starting next summer for major restoration work.
Hundreds gathered at the Colorado state Capitol on Wednesday for Agriculture Day.
There has been a disturbing trend in Douglas County, a rash of car break-ins and auto thefts.
A judge has decided that a dog, suspected of being a wolf hybrid, was allowed to go home with his family after the dog's owner agreed to a plea deal.
A canoe with a couple on board capsized on Wellington Lake on Wednesday morning.
Fire danger remains high ahead of our next big, spring storm that could bring us some much needed heavy precipitation.
A brush fire closed Highway 285 near Turkey Creek Road for three hours Wednesday afternoon. Homes in the area were being evacuated. The highway was reopened at 4:30 p.m.
