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There is still no baby but keepers at Animal Adventure Park say that just means we're closer today.
Photos of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway kneeling on an Oval Office couch with her shoes on have sparked an online debate about decorum in the executive mansion.
The victims of a small plane crash in a reservoir in Larimer County have been identified.
Five American Airlines passengers were injured when their flight from San Diego to Chicago made an emergency landing at Denver International Airport on Monday.
A semi hauling beer spilled its load when it crashed on Interstate 70 Tuesday morning.
Rain and snow on Tuesday are expected to help firefighters put out hot spots in a grass fire that forced the evacuations of homes east of Colorado Springs.
The Justice Department will try to adopt "responsible policies" for enforcement of federal anti-marijuana laws, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Monday, adding that he believes violence surrounds sales and use of the drug in the U.S.
A new thrill ride will open at Elitch Gardens for the season that will take guest above the Denver skyline.
Developers say state laws have made it too easy for condo owners to file lawsuits, which has driven builders out of the state. Some lawmakers are trying to change that.
Lone Tree police apprehended a man seen on surveillance video stealing from a high-end drone store.
Families across Colorado are struggling with opioid and heroin addictions that are ravaging communities. Parents and children struggle to stay together because of the addictions.
Law enforcement and rescue groups have removed more than 60 dogs from a home in northwest Kansas that were living in what they called a "horrible" case of hoarding.
The man charged in the murder of a Regional Transportation District security guard says his actions that night were to please Allah.
More than a dozen geese and ducks died on a pond in Lakewood.
A proposal by two Republican lawmakers to potentially increase how much revenue the state can keep without issuing tax refunds has passed a Colorado House committee.
