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Inexpensive activities, combined with favorable exchange rates, make it possible for travelers to enjoy a vacation of a lifetime to several foreign countries.
Bad news Monday for bacon lovers. A new report says bacon and other processed meats cause cancer and red meat probably contributes to it, too.
Those planning on getting the perfect holiday gift for someone who loves the great outdoors shouldn't plan on shopping at REI this Black Friday.
Long before she was the bulletproof Kara Danvers, Melissa Benoist was a member of the Von Trapp family in a local production of the "Sound of Music."
An Amber Alert has been canceled for a 10-year-old boy police say was "taken with force from a vehicle" in Westminster after he was found safe and two people were taken into custody.
Hailstorms have caused billions of dollars' worth of damage in Colorado. But having coverage doesn't mean you're protected from roofing companies doing questionable work.
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Golden police say it will be several days before any decision on charges is made after a bizarre incident Sunday that shut down Highway 6 for several hours.
The district attorney has declined to file charges against an Adams County deputy who was arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct while on duty.
Lambda Law is suing the U.S. State Department on behalf of an intersex Fort Collins citizen denied a passport. The State Department now has 60 days to respond to the lawsuit.
Police in Thornton have located a 10-year-old boy who was supposed to attend an after-school program but never showed up.
The Denver district attorney decided Monday not to file criminal charges against Denver Sheriff Department Division Chief Elias Diggins, who was Denver's acting sheriff in September when he released a wanted suspect.
Monday was the beginning of demolition for the Glendale 180 project, an outdoor shopping and entertainment district planned for Glendale.
Gov. John Hickenlooper said Monday he will ask the Colorado Supreme Court whether it was legal for the state attorney general to sue the federal government over new air pollution rules.
