Colorado Lawmaker Takes Big Interest In Dakota Access Pipeline Controversy
Officers are defending their decision to use water hoses on protesters at the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Officers are defending their decision to use water hoses on protesters at the Dakota Access Pipeline.
The retrial for a man suspected in the murder case of Paige Birgfeld is underway.
The Tattered Cover in Denver is hosting a special meet-and-greet with Bruce Springsteen.
A Boulder-based restaurant company is suing celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck over trademark violations.
Could see over a foot of snow at some higher mountain locations and maybe some rain changing to snow by early Tuesday morning and a high not out of the 40s for Tuesday.
Drug overdoses are a leading cause of death in Colorado. The opioid crisis is everywhere. Doctors say a huge problem is how to treat those who want the help.
The U.S. Forest Service has given its final approval to an expansion of Arapahoe Basin Ski Area.
Pieces of a shattered fence still litter the ground after a deadly shooting in Lakewood.
The FBI in Denver has a new leader. The agency announced Monday that Calvin Shivers has been named as the special agent in charge of the Denver division.
Roger West, the founder of a groundbreaking boardwalk that allowed the disabled access to the Colorado outdoors, died last week.
There's been another delay in court for a man to enter a plea on charges he shot and killed a popular doctor.
Kanye West has abruptly pulled the plug on his Saint Pablo Tour.
Denver's Stapleton community is stunned after learning a swastika was spray painted on a school door over the weekend.
According to insurance experts, the rate of car break-ins and thefts has increased 30 percent in Colorado.
