About 300 Gather At Colorado Capitol To Decry Trump Election
About 300 people chanted anti-Donald Trump slogans on the steps of the Colorado Capitol Thursday and vowed to renew progressive activism.
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About 300 people chanted anti-Donald Trump slogans on the steps of the Colorado Capitol Thursday and vowed to renew progressive activism.
The father of a man killed in the Aurora movie theater shootings has lost his bid for a Colorado state Senate seat.
Police in Fort Collins hope someone recognizes the thief captured on surveillance video doing the "jacket tango" before stealing some high-priced items.
Despite being recognized as one of the healthiest foods out there, oatmeal is surprisingly lacking in many people's diets.
A southern Colorado community has voted to keep a burgeoning marijuana industry in a vote seen as an indication of whether communities with pot shops consider them good neighbors.
State regulators approved a settlement agreement involving Xcel Energy that allows for more flexible electricity rates and more solar power.
Voters in Boulder were among four U.S. cities that approved or appeared likely to approve special taxes on sugary drinks.
Another trial starting date has been set for a Nebraskan accused of killing a Colorado man and stuffing his body into a barrel.
Steamboat Springs has reached an agreement with the vacation rental company Airbnb that helps the city ensure it is collecting sales and lodging tax revenue.
A man has pleaded not guilty to leaving a backpack bomb outside a police station in a small Colorado mountain town.
Boulder's district attorney has concluded that the fatal shooting of a machete-wielding man at the University of Colorado by two officers was justified.
Colorado's state Legislature isn't changing hands between parties -- but both the House and Senate are electing new bosses Thursday because of term limits.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has warned more than 2,100 veterans in Eastern Colorado and parts of Kansas that their personal information may have been compromised when an employee emailed documents to himself.
Colorado was one of only a few battleground states that President-elect Donald Trump's campaign poured a lot of resources into and went on to lose.
Republican U.S. Senate challenger Darryl Glenn has formally conceded to incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet.
