CSU Asks Students To 'Be Smart No Matter What Happens' After Rocky Mountain Showdown
Colorado State University is warning students ahead of the game to keep their cool.
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Colorado State University is warning students ahead of the game to keep their cool.
People were going over the edge of skyscrapers in downtown Denver on Friday.
More than a dozen property crimes have people in one Denver neighborhood alarmed.
Firefighters in Colorado have sent hundreds of their own to help crews in other states as they battle wildfires. Those who have returned home aren't sure that our fire season is close to being snuffed out.
Richard Kirk, 48, has changed his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity in the death of his wife.
Police are investigating after someone tossed a suspicious device inside the lobby of a senior center in Wheat Ridge which forced approximately 80 people to be evacuated.
Some homeowners have been warned they might have to evacuate due to a wildfire burning in Jefferson County.
Melva Bloomquist was met with hugs from strangers and friends at a memorial for her husband, Darren. She was also greeted by Denver's Major.
A man allegedly attempting "suicide by cop" in Summit County on Friday was taken into custody following a three-hour standoff.
Army investigators say Fort Carson soldiers who were flying a drone when it crashed 12 miles from the post didn't have the proper clearance to fly it and didn't alert key leaders.
The murder case against Harold Henthorn, 59, went to an eight-man, four-woman federal jury just after noon Friday.
Those who have driven in downtown Denver know parking can be a nightmare, but video of what one woman did to save a spot near Larimer Square has gone viral.
Organizers of the Rock 'n' Roll Denver Marathon announced that after this year they will no longer host the 26.2-mile marathon distance.
A Denver man accused of eating marijuana-infused candy he bought at a legal pot shop and then killing his wife while she described her husband's erratic behavior on a 911 call has changed his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity.
Boosted by a recent victory in Colorado, an environmental group is expanding its legal campaign to try stop coal mining because of climate change by challenging permits for some of the largest mines in the West.
