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Since the Hands-Free law in Colorado was implemented on Jan. 1, the state of Colorado has issued 94 citations to drivers who were pulled over for using their cell phones or mobile devices while behind the wheel.
Denver's Four Mile Historic Park is gearing up for it's traditional Easter Egg Hunt, 20,000 plastic eggs will be up for grabs.
It's no April Fool's Day joke- street sweeping season begins April 1 in Denver.
The painting, a valuable copy on reverse glass of a well-known image painted by American artist Gilbert Stuart, was turned over to Englewood police after a tip to Crime Stoppers.
As Castle Rock continues to grow, Douglas County is considering a new electric substation, causing a new community concern for fire risks.
Six motorcycles were stolen from a locked storage container. The bikes belong to a small business focused on teaching motorcycle road safety.
Hundreds of residents in Northern Colorado have not had their mail delivered for more than a week after a dog bit a mail carrier.
In a final push to get a new skate park funded for the skaters in Clear Creek County, a dedicated group of students known as the Skate Board are helping to host fundraisers to get the goal over the finish line.
A woman is pushing for a ban on foreign CDLs and reinstating what was once federal law requiring English proficiency for truck drivers, and she's keeping the federal government up to date about the man responsible for her husband's death.
Singer Mayra Alejandra of Aurora says it's a privilege to celebrate the legacy of Selena Quintanilla-Perez.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said Monday evening that the case was confirmed in Pueblo after an unvaccinated adult traveled to an area of Mexico currently experiencing an outbreak.
The original READ Act was adopted just prior to 2020, but since that time, the state has lagged in its ability to create guidelines for testing, advocates say.
Standing tall in the La Alma-Lincoln neighborhood of Denver is one of the city's old power stations. It might not be so easy on the eyes right now, but Historic Denver CEO John Deffenbaugh sees greatness beyond the graffiti.
The well-known Littleton café that provided pay-what-you-can meals to people in need has closed, but local nonprofits are working together to continue feeding the community.
