North Hogback Fire Investigators Say Passing Traffic Likely Sparked Blaze
The brush fire that lit up the hogback in Jefferson County this week is now 100 percent contained.
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The brush fire that lit up the hogback in Jefferson County this week is now 100 percent contained.
Colorado State Patrol is asking for help after a hit-and-run accident that injured a biker in Boulder.
Some upgrades to the trams at Denver International Airport could impact air travelers over the next few weeks.
The GOP presidential debate coming to Boulder this month is still a go.
Gravestones have been dedicated to four Civil War soldiers who had been buried in unmarked graves at Roselawn Cemetery in Pueblo and went unidentified for more than a century.
The driver in a deadly El Paso County accident that killed two teenagers has been sentenced to four years in the youth offenders system.
Kelley Griego and Andrea Terrones ran the 2-person ½-marathon relay last year and say that working together was the best part of the experience.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's office says they have arrested a 21-year-old man accused of attempted murder.
A Colorado prosecutor says her office does not plan to file any charges against a man who allegedly voted in Kansas after doing so Colorado.
Firefighters in Jefferson County on Saturday are aiming to fully contain this week's brush fire that led to an evacuation of horses from an equestrian center.
The Colorado State Patrol will be stepping up enforcement this weekend with the goal of no fatalities and no tolerance for dangerous driving.
A perfect winter white wedding can be magical and Colorado has plenty of venues to make any wedding picture perfect any time of year.
Casinos in Colorado will soon discuss whether they should take a stance on fantasy sports betting. A meeting is planned next week to discuss whether they will call for regulation and taxation.
Firefighters in Jefferson County are getting a better handle on a brush fire that broke out Wednesday and led to an evacuation of horses from an equestrian center.
Fans of two rival hockey teams set aside their differences Thursday for a special tribute to those affected by cancer. More than five hundred people bundled up and hit the rink to paint the ice with messages of love and support ahead of Friday night's big game between the Tri-City Storm and Lincoln Stars. In its second year now, the "Color Out Cancer" benefit aims to raise money and awareness in the fight against cancer.
