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Numerous sources have confirmed that the home on Winged Foot Court in Larkspur, destroyed in a spectacular fire Wednesday, was being used as a marijuana grow house. Investigators are checking out similarities with some major busts that occurred last year in this state.
A winter storm on the East Coast beginning Thursday is expected to turn into a major snowstorm on Friday and last through the weekend, and it's already affecting air travel at Denver International Airport.
Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey ruled Thursday there would be no criminal charges against six Denver Sheriff's deputies in relation to the death of inmate Michael Marshall last November.
Police want to find the thief who broke into a church in southwest Denver.
Police in Arvada are searching for a man who robbed a 7-Eleven with a shotgun.
The high school drop out rate across Colorado increased last year for the first time in eight years.
Police in Louisville are looking for two suspects who are trying to steal ATMs.
The future of the Colorado State Fair may not be changing. The new boss wants to keep the fair in Pueblo.
The Pitkin County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday there is no threat to the public after a snowboarder claimed he was pushed off a chairlift by a skier at Aspen Highlands Sunday morning.
Crews with the Colorado Department of Transportation cleared snow from an avalanche off Berthoud Pass on Thursday.
The Denver District Attorney announced on Thursday afternoon that no criminal charges will be filed in the death of Michael Lee Marshall, who died last fall after being in the custody of sheriff's deputies.
One of two teens accused of threatening to kill students and staff at Mountain Vista High School in December appeared in court Thursday, and for the first time her father spoke to the media.
A man behind a brutal attack in Loveland is still on the loose. Video footage shows him chasing down and then beating a woman. After months of dead ends police are now turning to the public for help catching the attacker.
Colorado is full of history but much of it is crumbling away. That's why Colorado Preservation Inc. is working to save sites around the state by every year declaring the state's most endangered places to bring awareness to the problem.
