Photo Radar Opponents Turn In Petitions For Special Election
Opponents to photo radar in Sheridan turned in petitions on Friday in an effort to get rid of the radar and red light cameras.
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Opponents to photo radar in Sheridan turned in petitions on Friday in an effort to get rid of the radar and red light cameras.
Three carjacking suspects wanted in Aurora were arrested in Routt County on Friday.
An abused dog was dropped off at the Denver Dumb Friends League late at night on Feb. 17. The pit bull-Labrador mix was severely underweight. Now authorities are hoping to talk to the couple who dropped off the dog.
A group of bipartisan civic leaders has launched a campaign to get a measure on the 2016 ballot asking voters to ease a revenue cap on state government.
There are three bills at the state Capitol focusing on the housing crisis in Colorado.
Police in Fort Collins have identified the man they believe intentionally ran over a pedestrian.
Police have located the vehicle wanted in connection with a hit-and-run on Tuesday but the driver remains missing.
Police in Brighton are searching for a man they believe stole guns from a police officer's home.
Twenty million highly educated workers are sitting on the sidelines of our economy because they're blind or visually impaired. One organization is trying to change that.
An Adams County Sheriff's deputy has been arrested for investigation of domestic violence. Bob Trujillo was arrested on Thursday.
A Denver home that houses hundreds of troubled teens throughout the year is shutting down. Twenty-nine kids currently at the Family Crisis Center will have to find a new place to live by July 1.
A health official says follow-up tests on the distribution systems of three Colorado water utilities found either low or non-detectable levels of a potentially harmful chemical.
A new program is helping Denver Public Schools and charter schools hire more minority teachers. The goal is to make the teaching ranks better reflect the diverse student population.
Hundreds of motorcycles lined the streets of Parker on Friday in a show of support for a couple killed while on a ride last weekend.
