Lockheed Martin Shows Off Self-Driving Car Technology
Lockheed Martin celebrated the opening of its brand new facility in Littleton by showcasing the progress it has made with some of its high-tech, autonomous hardware- or self-driving cars.
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Lockheed Martin celebrated the opening of its brand new facility in Littleton by showcasing the progress it has made with some of its high-tech, autonomous hardware- or self-driving cars.
Police are warning Denver residents to watch out for fraudulent city workers.
The artist Christo says he has abandoned his plan to drape translucent fabric above portions of Colorado's scenic Arkansas River, a proposal that generated fierce opposition and a long court battle.
A missing Colorado woman who recently moved to California was found Wednesday after she went missing over the weekend.
Long before the City of Denver offered him a job, Danny Tims, Jr. was picking up trash in Civic Center Park.
There's a money grab for transportation funds in Colorado's young legislative session.
Carrying signs that read "Don't fund hate speech" and "Alt right=neo Nazi," protesters gathered as conservative Milo Yiannapoulos appeared on the University of Colorado campus.
A snow emergency was declared Tuesday in Costilla County after an intense storm hit Monday night.
A Colorado House panel has approved a bill that would legalize the posting of ballot selfies on social media sites.
Immigrant activists and several Colorado lawmakers are rallying to expand the state's driver's license program for those living here illegally.
Firefighters with South Metro Fire Rescue rushed to a partial building collapse at a parking garage under construction on Wednesday afternoon.
A bill at the state Capitol would allow people and businesses to use their religion to deny services.
After more than three decades as a soldier, Lt. Col. Mitch Utterback is now pursuing a graduate degree in journalism at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Right at 30 degrees on Wednesday and little change in the chilly high for Thursday.
Colorado's Republican secretary of state is expressing confidence in the integrity of the state's elections after President Donald Trump again claimed fraud in November's presidential vote.
