Salon In Wash Park Suffers Double Whammy From The Weather
Thursday night's heavy rain was the final straw for a roof already battered by hail.
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Thursday night's heavy rain was the final straw for a roof already battered by hail.
Just days after celebrating the completion of a major renovation, a church community in Cherry Hills Village is reeling from flood damage
Winter is over but thrill seekers can still tube down a mountain at the summer tubing hill at Snow Mountain Ranch in Granby.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has approved a law that could change the lives of hundreds of children in Colorado with autism. The law allocates millions of dollars to make sure those children are getting the treatment they need.
A jury has found the ringleader of a child prostitution ring in Jefferson County guilty.
Flooding has caused a lot damage to Colorado's crops, and it's not just costing farmers money, it will impact everyone.
A man has been sentenced to two years in prison for negligent homicide in the death of his wife.
These are good times for growers like Ben St. Mary. He stood at his family's farm in Washington state recently and watched as employees built trellises where a new field of hops, the key ingredient in the flavoring of beer, will grow.
Jurors in the Colorado theater shooting trial took a virtual tour of the auditorium where 12 people were shot to death, moving past bodies wedged between rows of seats or sprawled throughout aisles amid spent ammunition, spilled popcorn and blood.
Federal agencies pledged another $110 million in aid Friday to help states struggling with the crippling drought after President Barack Obama talked to leaders from seven western states.
Authorities have recovered the body of a Highlands Ranch man who fell off a cliff while cliff diving at a northern Colorado reservoir.
Researchers are gathering in Denver to discuss their research about marijuana as a medical therapy.
A Colorado State University student says he killed an elk inside Rocky Mountain National Park in an act of self-defense.
Recreation bans and flood warnings have been issued for several Colorado rivers and streams because high water made it too dangerous for swimmers, people on inner tubes and rescuers.
