Forest Service Breaks Up Illegal Marijuana Grow Site
The U.S. Forest Service teamed up with several law enforcement agencies to break down an illegal marijuana grow site in the Pike National Forest.
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The U.S. Forest Service teamed up with several law enforcement agencies to break down an illegal marijuana grow site in the Pike National Forest.
A battle is heating up over fast food chain Chick-Fil-A and its desire to get cooking at Denver International Airport. The Denver City Council has delayed giving the restaurant a lease for the new location.
Charges have been filed after Denver police say four women were held captive in a garage for hours and at least some of them were beaten, sexually assaulted and threatened with drug overdoses.
The Poudre Valley School District will not allow football players to wear the names of fallen military veterans on their jerseys during an upcoming game.
Police in Aurora are hoping surveillance video will help them find the murder suspects wanted in a deadly shooting in an apartment last week.
Broncos cheerleaders ditched the pom-poms on Thursday and picked up power tools to build homes with hundreds of other women.
An Apache helicopter pilot from Fort Carson is one of the first two women to compete Army Ranger school.
Credit card skimmers are one of the many ways that thieves are using to steal your credit card information.
More than two weeks after a mine spill fouled waterways in several Western states, officials expressed concern Thursday over the long-term effects of contaminated river bottoms as the federal agency that triggered the accident downplayed the dangers.
Actors took to the stage of the Elitch Gardens Theater for the first time in 24 years on Thursday. It's part of a big push to restore the historic theater.
Authorities say the body of a missing woman from Utah was discovered along Interstate 70 in Summit County on Sunday afternoon.
President Jimmy Carter is talking about the cancer that has spread within his body. The former president has a long history in Colorado with one of his charities, Habitat for Humanity, by picking up a hammer and helping build homes for those less fortunate.
Nonprofit groups want to raise $3.6 million to buy a privately owned parcel of land inside Rocky Mountain National Park and turn it over to the park.
Federal officials say the quality of San Juan River water on the Navajo Nation has returned to what it was before a spill at a Colorado gold mine sent toxic sludge into the waterway.
