Bernie Sanders Coming To Boulder
Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will visit Boulder on Saturday.
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Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will visit Boulder on Saturday.
One university's plans to remove prairie dogs from its campus has changed after it received sharp criticism.
The father of two toddlers found wandering the streets of Jefferson County alone on Wednesday afternoon has been arrested.
A bear hung out high in a tree in Steamboat on Wednesday afternoon and drew quite a crowd. The bear finally came down from the tree once the crowd dispersed and it grew dark.
Police in Parker are searching for the driver in a road rage incident that left the victim's car seriously damaged.
Pediatricians are warning they may not be able to offer FluMist this year to all of their young patients. The good news: there is plenty of the vaccine available in shot form.
This month will feature two meteor showers for those who love to gaze at the night sky.
All of the items in the now defunct Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill are going up on the auction block, even the mechanical bull.
Students across Colorado laced up their sneakers and hit the sidewalk for National Walk To School Day on Wednesday.
A tanker truck that rolled over in a crash on Interstate 270 had the whole whole highway shut down for several hours. Traffic was backed up for miles. The road wasn't reopened until 8:30 p.m.
An energy industry group says proposed rules to give local governments a say in the location of new oil and gas wells go too far, but environmental groups say they don't do enough.
Legislation allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives with doctor-prescribed drugs will be introduced again next year in Colorado, where supporters hope to capitalize on California's recent passage of a right-to-die law.
The operators of a Colorado potato packing plant have agreed to pay nearly a half million dollars to settle accusations that it tolerated the sexual harassment of more than a dozen of its female workers for over a decade.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is putting pressure on schools that have mascots that could be considered offensive to Native Americans.
