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Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen prepares for the final chapter of The Hunger Games series in today's trailer titled "We March Together."
A cash reward fund continues to grow as a rural Colorado community wants answers surrounding the brutal death of a horse in Moffat County.
United Airlines says no mechanical or technical problems were found after a plane bound from Denver to Los Angeles made an emergency landing in Grand Junction on Wednesday.
The jury in the theater shooting trial has decided that the gunman is eligible for the death penalty.
A semi truck hauling produce caught fire on Thursday afternoon and shut down all eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 west of the Denver metro area.
Police have teamed up with the FBI to catch a bank robber who has hit three banks this week.
Money to repair highways, rising health care costs and controversies surrounding attempts to combat global warming are among topics the nation's governors plan to tackle when they gather this week in West Virginia.
Jurors decided unanimously Thursday that the Colorado theater attack was so heinous, depraved and cruel that it deserves the death penalty. Defense lawyers will now try to show why the life of James Holmes should be spared nevertheless.
Colorado officials say they're ready for an expected EPA rule by next month that would require a 30 percent reduction in carbon-dioxide emissions nationwide by 2030.
A memoir by the mother of Columbine shooter Dylan Klebold is scheduled for 2016, and will be launched with a prime-time interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer.
The jurors who convicted James Holmes of murder in the Colorado theater shooting were taking more time than expected Thursday to decide whether prosecutors passed the first legal test for a death sentence.
A group of Colorado nuns is appealing a federal appellate court ruling that found that President Barack Obama's health care law adequately protects them from having to provide coverage of contraception for their employees, potentially setting up another combustible debate over birth control and religion in the midst of next year's presidential election.
The Army's top general will promote a Fort Carson commander to the rank of one-star general.
Two people were shot and killed at the Renaissance Apartments in Thorton last Thursday night where there were multiple witnesses.