Former Denver City Employee Pleads Guilty For Improprieties Involving DIA
A former Denver city employee accused of accepting money in exchange for his influence as a public servant has pleaded guilty.
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A former Denver city employee accused of accepting money in exchange for his influence as a public servant has pleaded guilty.
Crews on Monday continued to work to patch a sinkhole that partially swallowed a woman's car in Boulder on Sunday.
Cellphone service has been interrupted in Clear Creek County on Monday.
The U.S. has extensive technical expertise that will help verify whether Iran is complying with its commitment to limit its nuclear program, the U.S. energy secretary said Monday in Colorado.
Federal safety inspectors were on their way to a construction site in Longmont on Monday after a worker fell to his death.
Families connected to dozens of Colorado cold cases gathered in a Jefferson County park over the weekend to with a goal of keeping hope alive.
A Broomfield woman who says a coyote jumped her back fence and killed two family dogs over the weekend is hoping to get the word out about the dangers.
Inattentive driving is suspected of contributing to a crash that killed one man and injured another on Interstate 25 near Pueblo.
Fire crews in Loveland put out a house fire on Sunday afternoon.
The Denver Broncos will trim their roster down from 90 to 75 on Monday, and there might be a surprise or two when it comes to those 15 cuts.
These top ways to celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Denver are your best bets for a sweet, healthy and happy new year!
A warning has been issued ahead of Taylor Swift's concert in Denver. Police are receiving reports of fake tickets being sold online.
A flight was diverted to Denver International Airport on Friday because of an unruly passenger who wanted to see her comfort cat.
Police in Denver are looking for a driver accused in a hit-and-run crash Saturday night.
Thousands of people flooded Arapahoe Community College Sunday for the annual Affordable Arts Festival. Now in its fourth year, the event is bigger than ever.
