Deputy "rescues" Captain America in Douglas County
One Colorado deputy became a hero's hero when he rescued Captain America on the side of the road last week.
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One Colorado deputy became a hero's hero when he rescued Captain America on the side of the road last week.
Prison sentences were handed out Wednesday to the last of five people involved in the fatal fentanyl overdose of a Colorado inmate seven months ago.
Police in Lone Tree are investigating after a pedestrian was fatally struck by vehicles on I-25.
Last year a judge ruled that former barista Alendra "Len" Harris was illegally fired for organizing a union, but they're still waiting for a settlement.
A Colorado truck repair shop that disabled emissions control equipment on hundreds of heavy duty trucks' diesel engines was recently penalized and its owner sentenced to a year behind bars.
Police in Commerce City are searching for a man who has been electrocuted after charred clothing and a cut wire were discovered during a power outage.
Animal shelters across Colorado are warning people about a scam that targets distraught families with missing pets.
The popular Ice Castles will return to Cripple Creek in Colorado's high country this month as well as a second location in Eagle.
Police in Aurora investigated a shooting with multiple victims in the 10300 block of East Evans Avenue on Saturday.
A 31-year-old financial analyst was surprised when his insurance company recently informed him that they were increasing his six month premium by $312 for another driver in his home, who he says does not exist.
A new center in Broomfield is working to make green energy more affordable for everyone.
A public meeting this week to consider a plan for a Buc-cee's in southern Colorado drew a large crowd.
U.S. Rep-elect Gabe Evans (Col-R) has secured a seat on one of the most powerful committees.
Multiple towns across Colorado's Front Range are close to obtaining their own unique zip codes after the "Zip Code Bill" passed unanimously through the U.S. House of Representatives.
Three and a half years after Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill enacting nearly $4 billion in new fees for roads and bridges, the Colorado Department of Transportation is asking for more fees.
