Unknown Number Injured, Damage Reported In Kansas Storms
The National Weather Service says a "probable" tornado touched down in northeast Oklahoma and injuries have been reported.
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The National Weather Service says a "probable" tornado touched down in northeast Oklahoma and injuries have been reported.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has until June 10 to decide if he will sign a bill into law that allows full-strength beer and wine to be sold in grocery stores.
Dying retailer Sports Authority starts the going-out-of-business sales this week.
About 4,600 people were without power in Capitol Hill on Tuesday afternoon.
Education leaders continue to push for higher quality public education in Colorado. The Teach Strong campaign discussed recruiting diverse teacher candidates at the state Capitol on Tuesday.
More Americans ages 18 to 34 live with their parents than in apartments or in homes.
Police in Denver searched for two men wanted in connection with performing shoddy work and using high-pressure sales tactics.
A man in Lone Tree was given the Red Cross' highest award on Tuesday after he helped save the life of his coworker last October.
A 2-month-old baby in Pueblo is being called a living miracle after surviving a heart transplant.
A two-alarm fire at a mobile home park in Dotsero has forced an evacuation of all residents.
Memorial Day Weekend kicks off the summer camping season in Colorado but officials with the U.S. Forest Service say that many National Forest System roads and campsites along the Front Range are still closed.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell toured a wildfire rehabilitation effort in southwest Idaho that's part of the federal government's new wildfire strategy and then announced $10 million for projects in 12 states to reduce wildfire threats.
A bill to put full-strength beer, wine and liquor in grocery stores across Colorado now awaits the governor's signature.
One man was shot and killed during a home invasion in Durango early Tuesday morning.
