Nobody Injured In House Fire In Centennial
Firefighters battled a house fire in Centennial Thursday morning.
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Firefighters battled a house fire in Centennial Thursday morning.
A fire that erupted at the Country Club Villas condominium complex near East Florida Avenue and South Parker Road left nearly 20 people injured and dozens more displaced Thursday after they were forced to jump to safety.
Police in Denver arrested a man they believe shot two people, killing one man, late Wednesday night.
Police arrested a suspected gunman in connection to a shooting death in the parking lot of the Bear Valley Shopping Center. He was arrested thousands of miles away in another state.
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Police in Denver have arrested a man they believe shot and killed another man in the parking lot of a strip club early Sunday morning.
Deputies in Jefferson County are searching for two women after they were captured on surveillance footage using a stolen credit card.
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A technical issue that impacted American Airlines flights at other airports across the country delayed some flights taking off from Denver International Airport.
Harold Henthorn declined to call any witnesses nor testify on his own behalf as his defense team rested Thursday morning, moments after prosecutors rested their case following about two weeks of testimony.
The FBI has increased the reward in the series of shootings in Northern Colorado to $50,000. The task force announced new developments in the case on Thursday morning.
Federal regulators refused to share water-quality data for weeks following a blowout of toxic wastewater from a Colorado mine that fouled rivers across the Southwest, a New Mexico official said Thursday.
Thousands of Denver Broncos fans traveled to Kansas City for Thursday Night Football where the Broncos will take on the Kansas City Chiefs. And at least one fan says this time, it's all about the orange and blue.
Democratic presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley met with Colorado marijuana regulators Thursday and vowed immediate change on marijuana policy if he takes office - even as he laid out contradictory plans about how he'd do that.
Democratic presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley is promising immediate change on marijuana policy if he takes office — even as he met with pot workers in Colorado who could be out of business if O'Malley carries out his plans.
