Colorado Has 834 Million Dead Trees, Fires Could Get Worse
Foresters say Colorado has about 834 million standing dead trees, threatening to worsen wildfires and degrade vital water supplies that flow from forested mountains.
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Foresters say Colorado has about 834 million standing dead trees, threatening to worsen wildfires and degrade vital water supplies that flow from forested mountains.
A former elementary school teacher has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two students.
A movement to add a seal to the high-school diplomas of Colorado students who speak more than one language has cleared a hurdle that stopped it last year.
In statement, Andrew Puzder says he's withdrawing his nomination for labor secretary.
A federal judge in Denver heard arguments on Wednesday about how Denver International Airport handles Free Speech and protests.
Warm weather is being blamed for the early end to the Evergreen Lake skating season.
A mother of four is defying a deportation order by taking sanctuary at a church in Denver.
A Colorado land conservation group is highlighting why the state would be a better home for the Outdoor Retailer show than Salt Lake City with advertisements in Utah's two largest newspapers.
State lawmakers are discussing a bill aimed at protecting student privacy when it comes to citizenship and religion.
Police in Federal Heights investigated a series of bizarre events that started with a man who sent threatening texts to a woman before he set his mobile home on fire.
Video evidence released by the Denver District Attorney's office shows why a 48-year-old former Denver police officer resigned from his job.
Some Colorado lawmakers want to change how some states' electoral votes would count in future presidential elections. It would move the country toward a system where whomever wins the most votes nationwide wins the presidency.
Denver's airport train is fully operational again following a fatal collision with a van at a railroad crossing.
Rep. Mike Coffman agrees with Republicans on the House Ethics Committee who don't think President Donald Trump's former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn needs to be investigated for ethics violations following his ouster over interactions with Russian officials.
A number of questions are being raised after a call to 911 is said to have gone unanswered for more than 15 minutes.
