Conditions Are Right For Swift Water Rescue Training
Rescue crews practiced their skills in the water at Bear Creek Lake Park on Thursday to be well-prepared for flooding and related evacuations.
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Rescue crews practiced their skills in the water at Bear Creek Lake Park on Thursday to be well-prepared for flooding and related evacuations.
Some parents at a northeast Denver school say they were angry to learn that an employee at the facility apparently had drugs on the property.
A state-appointed psychiatrist who examined James Holmes two years after his attack on a Colorado movie theater said Thursday that whatever he suffered from that night, he knew what he was doing.
A 23-year-old Littleton woman spent four days in jail without bail and is being charged with two felony forgery counts in what she, her mother, and a former FBI agent say is a case of mistaken identity.
Health officials in Boulder County are warning residents to be aware of Tularemia, a disease that can be transmitted to humans from rabbit carcasses.
Researchers at University Hospital have discovered a key step in how taste buds regenerate, which could help cancer patients who lose their sense of taste.
A Northglenn Police officer was shot Thursday morning while serving a search warrant.
An employee at an elementary school in Denver was rushed to the hospital after being found responsive in the school's bathroom. That employee has been arrested for investigation of possession of a controlled substance.
An avalanche closed the highway over Independence Pass for about 90 minutes on Thursday afternoon.
Crews continue to face a big challenge from Mother Nature when it comes to clearing snow from Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park.
A 12-year-old from Lakewood made the finals at the National Spelling Bee. Sylvie Lamontagne is competing against 10 others for the championship.
Three suburban Denver cities are suing Adams County to stop it from collecting taxes from recreational marijuana businesses already being taxed by the cities and the state.
Prosecutors are methodically building a case that James Holmes knew right from wrong when he planned and carried out the deadly Colorado theater shooting, hoping to convince jurors that he should be convicted and executed and not sent to a mental hospital.
Researchers at the University of Colorado received some good news on Wednesday, the FAA gave them permission to fly drones over the portion of the nation known as "tornado alley."
