Denver Water Steps Up Lead Pipe Removal
Reacting to the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, Denver Water is ramping up efforts to replace lead water lines.
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Reacting to the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, Denver Water is ramping up efforts to replace lead water lines.
Officers are looking for a hit and run driver who ran over a bicyclist, killing him. Police say they have found the suspect vehicle and are processing it for evidence.
Summer concertgoers who traveled to Red Rocks on Monday night to see classic rockers Steely Dan had to deal with hail and some flooding.
After disappearing during a home burglary, a 4-month old puppy has been reunited with her owner in Denver.
Tri-county health officials need help identifying who ate at Pho 75 on 2050 S. Havana Street.
Donald Trump is planning to make his second official visit to Colorado since launching his presidential campaign next month.
A driver had to climb out of a car after crashing it into Clear Creek on Monday.
Researchers say an over the counter treatment for diarrhea is being used by drug abusers to get high. According to a study done in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, people are overdosing on anti-diarrhea drugs, like Imodium, with sometimes deadly consequences.
A portion of downtown Denver was closed Sunday night after an officer-involved shooting.
Colorado's Republican U.S. Senate contenders reacted cautiously Monday as the Orlando nightclub shooter's motives were being investigated, but they agreed that the debate over policy should be about defeating radical Islam and its recruiting efforts, not about domestic gun control.
An estimate 350,000 people are expected to take part in this weekend's Denver gay pride events.
As presenter Barbra Streisand noted, Tony night was "tinged with sorrow" — and she wasn't the only one making reference to the horrific Orlando, Florida, shootings during the ceremony.
An Adams County home caught fire Monday afternoon and the blaze caused heavy damage.
A Boulder firefighter was injured during wildland fire training on Monday morning.
About 100 students gathered for a moment of silence at the University of Denver on Monday afternoon to honor those killed and injured in Orlando.
