Colorado driver turns himself in after striking, killing man walking his dog
A Colorado driver has turned himself into authorities after police say he struck and killed a man walking his dog on a sidewalk, killing both.
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A Colorado driver has turned himself into authorities after police say he struck and killed a man walking his dog on a sidewalk, killing both.
Despite challenges with growth and development, companies in Wheat Ridge say the city's leadership is doing what it can to support local businesses. But with that growth, new problems have arisen.
CSP is reminding anyone who plans to drink at the Rockies' home opener to have a plan for getting home safely. If you drive drunk, troopers say you'll get pulled over and can face big fines and jail time.
A federal appeals court has ordered a temporary hold on a previous federal judge's order for a Colorado school district to put books back on shelves after the district banned several books from its schools.
Two bills aimed at protecting kids on social media have divided Colorado's attorney general and governor -- both Democrats.
This week U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright came to Colorado -- where he grew up -- to announce a first-of-its-kind initiative.
A University of Colorado Boulder student is speaking out after she says students, including her, were attacked after protesting the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict inside a classroom.
Many consumers have seen tariff impacts coming, which has led to a massive increase in auto sales.
A spokesperson for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston admitted this week that the office has been operating an internal group on the encrypted messaging app Signal that was monitoring news stories and had been auto-deleting the group's messages.
The final redesign and approval process for a historic space in Denver is reaching its final phases ahead of new development.
A triple threat of cooler temperatures, strong winds and areas of heavy snow over the last few days have boosted the avalanche danger heading into the weekend for some of the states backcountry areas, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
After hearing from the public, no board member moved to advance the contract discussion.
Two years after a Lakewood man went missing, the man Denver police believe murdered him is still on the loose.
A new traffic law in Aurora helped police get a significant amount of deadly drugs off the street.
A federal judge has refused a request from the Elizabeth School District to put a hold on her ruling that mandates the restoration of 19 different books to its school library shelves.
