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In a swift move by authorities to keep tensions from boiling over, the U.S. Justice Department launched a civil rights investigation Wednesday into the video-recorded killing of a black man who was shot as he scuffled with two white police officers on the pavement outside a convenience store.
More houses are available for sale in the Denver metro area which has loosened up the tight housing market in some parts of Colorado.
The new B Line from Union Station to Westminster is on track to open on July 25, but final tests need a green light before passengers can get on board.
The sunshine and 90s continue right through the weekend ahead.
The Climate Prediction Center is now forecasting a 75 percent chance of La Niña during fall and winter 2016–17.
Residents in a Lakewood apartment building were able to safely escape from a fire Wednesday morning.
Supporters launched a campaign to raise the tobacco tax by $1.75 per pack in Colorado on Wednesday. They say the initiative is about creating a healthier Colorado.
A car crashed into the Loaf 'N Jug convenience store in Eagle on Sunday evening and it was all captured on surveillance video.
Crews with pitchforks full of putrid green slime pushed the growing piles away from the banks of Ferril Lake at Denver's City Park on Wednesday.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch says the Hillary Clinton email investigation is being closed without any criminal charges.
William L. Armstrong, a Colorado media executive who became a major conservative voice in the Senate, died Tuesday after a five-year battle with cancer. He was 79.
A group that has raised millions of dollars for Mount Rushmore National Memorial has lost its contract to manage the park's parking operations.
The military will pay $4.3 million for filters in public water systems outside Colorado Springs and is speeding up its investigation into whether potentially harmful chemicals in the water came from nearby Peterson Air Force Base.
