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The Poudre School District in Fort Collins says football players at a local high school will not be allowed to feature the names of fallen American veterans on their jerseys, but another type of tribute will be allowed.
Reporter Alison Parker and videographer Adam Ward were conducting an interview for CBS affiliate WDBJ-TV in Virginia when a gunman opened fire.
Bagels are a popular breakfast option for a good reason -- they're quick, easy and delicious. However, true aficionados often state that it's impossible to get a decent bagel west of the Mississippi. These bagel shops are turning that idea on its head with yummy, authentic bagels that stand up to any from the East Coast. If you're hankering for a bagel, stop in and grab a dozen.
Hazmat crews along with a bomb squad were on scene at a house in Arvada early Wednesday morning where explosives were discovered.
The mother of Aurora theater shooter James Holmes gave an impromptu public apology Tuesday.
The search for love has often been limited by location, now one millennial is going global as he looks for a soulmate.
According to the CDC, cigarette smoking is more common among American Indians than any other racial and ethnic group in the U.S. And research indicates American Indians have a tougher time quitting than other smokers.
Police in Denver continue to search for answers one year after the mysterious murder of a popular businessman.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to help the family of man who was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Lookout Mountain last Friday.
A man from Denver saw his campaign go viral when he tried to get his wife a new kidney, and now he's doing the same thing for someone else.
A longtime school administrator from Denver brought the professional credentials to become deputy superintendent in New Mexico's largest school district this summer. But there was more to his background.
Someone vandalized the Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located in the 2100 block of Majesty Drive early Sunday morning, and four other churches have been hit this summer in Fort Collins.
The fourth suspect involved in a string of 7-Eleven robberies across the Denver area has turned himself in to police.
A new fire station is coming to Denver International Airport.
It was an especially exciting start to the school year for students at one Denver elementary school.
