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New York's iconic Stonewall Inn, where the modern gay rights movement took root, will become the first national monument honoring the history of gays and lesbians in the U.S. under a proposal President Barack Obama is preparing to approve.
Colorado State University officials are asking students not to partake in this year's "BARE" run. The annual event, formerly called the "undie" run, is planned for Friday on the CSU campus.
A bill to ask Colorado voters to approve a $3.5 billion bond issue to improve underfunded roads has passed its first hearing.
The 30-year average high in Denver for May 5 is 67°F.
Police in Denver prepared for the crowds that come with the Cinco de Mayo Parade and Festival, along with traditional cruising on Federal Boulevard.
Last week's storm may have been miserable for weekend plans but it was perfect for farmers and ranchers in southern Colorado.
A mother arrested after she allegedly took her daughter from school in Colorado Springs which prompted an Amber Alert is facing more charges.
Proposals to tackle Colorado's skyrocketing housing costs have finally been proposed in the state Legislature. But lawmakers don't have much time to settle on complicated measures to expand affordable housing.
Colorado Springs has agreed to compensate dozens of people, most of them homeless, put in jail because they couldn't afford to pay fines for minor offenses like panhandling and jaywalking.
A bill giving Colorado one of the nation's toughest state laws to protect the privacy of student data awaits the governor's signature.
Colorado businessman Robert Blaha has qualified for the state GOP's U.S. Senate primary.
Fire crews say they didn't find any children after searching through a sewer system in Aurora.
Plows are beginning the big job of clearing Rocky Mountain National Park's Trail Ridge Road, according to aerial photos taken Wednesday.
A police standoff in Golden came to a peaceful resolution on Thursday morning.
