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A committee at the state Capitol will consider a bill designed to crack down on human sex trafficking. The measure would allow law enforcement to use wire taps while investigating sex and labor trafficking.
Police in Denver have a warning for drivers who want to warm up their vehicles before heading out on their morning commute: don't leave your car unattended while running or you will get a ticket.
The Denver Police Department wants feedback to changes in its use of force policy in the first of three community meetings on Tuesday.
Colorado State University is temporarily suspending its diversity grant program after a lawsuit.
Some Colorado lawmakers want to offer protection to Good Samaritans who want to rescue kids and animals.
A Labrador retriever living in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood may soon be on the cutting edge of aging research.
Denver has long been known as a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants even though it has no formal policy to that effect.
A Jefferson County judge has sentenced an Evergreen man to two years of probation for shooting two bears outside his home in September 2015.
Colorado police can resume destroying marijuana seized in a criminal investigation, thanks a state Supreme Court ruling that reverses years of requirements that police store marijuana as personal property.
One man is dead after being struck and possibly run over by multiple vehicles early Monday morning.
Denver Health Medical Center (DHMC) is now better equipped to care for patients with Ebola and other highly infectious diseases.
Music fans, rejoice! Red Rocks just announced a bulk of their summer concert series.
Firefighters are taking to the air, but without the plane.
Two Denver officers involved in a fatal shooting that sparked angry protests and followed high-profile killings by police elsewhere in the country will not be disciplined, officials said Monday.
Mike Pompeo has been confirmed and sworn in as the next CIA director.
