Colorado Vet Gets Long-Overdue Recognition Thanks To Rep. Diana DeGette
A local veteran finally received a long-overdue medal. He was supposed to receive the award more than 40 years ago but finally got it on Tuesday.
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A local veteran finally received a long-overdue medal. He was supposed to receive the award more than 40 years ago but finally got it on Tuesday.
A Penrose resident faces animal cruelty charges after more than three dozen malnourished and dehydrated dogs were found in her home.
The Denver District Attorney has decided not to file charges at this time against the teen who was arrested in connection with the cab driver murder. The DA may decide to file charges at a later date.
With an alarming rise in motorcycle deaths and accidents in the Denver metro area, police are asking motorcycle riders to be better prepared.
A cooperative effort to save a ground-dwelling bird has diverted it from possible extinction, federal officials declared Tuesday.
Parker police will show off their new body cameras on Wednesday.
An Aurora man who is allegedly HIV positive is accused in a child sex trafficking case.
Wildlife officers say that a hunter was not attacked by a bear, despite claims that he was injured when a bear attacked him.
Relatives of a woman whose husband was convicted of pushing her to her death off a cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park hope the guilty verdict also brings justice for the man's first wife.
A dog was found dead inside a burning home in Englewood on Tuesday morning.
Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day where people are encouraged to register to vote so they can have a voice at the polls.
Authorities in Boulder County say seepage from an old mine caused a creek to turn orange but say the minerals and metals were not toxic.
Police have released surveillance pictures of the three men wanted in connection to a marijuana dispensary robbery on Sunday.
The latest on the decision not to list the greater sage grouse as threatened or endangered.
The federal government would be required to identify the most dangerous abandoned mines in the West and make plans to clean them up under legislation introduced by members of New Mexico's congressional delegation.
