Trail Ridge Road Opens For Season But Night Closures Planned
Trail Ridge Road is open for the season but the scenic road through Rocky Mountain National Park will be shut down after dark for now.
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Trail Ridge Road is open for the season but the scenic road through Rocky Mountain National Park will be shut down after dark for now.
Nine states have stepped into a lawsuit over the Utah prairie dog to support a ruling that animal activists say threatens to undermine the Endangered Species Act.
Authorities investigating the death of a bicyclist in Windsor last week say they have new information to share in the case.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirms DNA tests on an animal shot by a coyote hunter on April 29 near Kremmling prove the animal is in fact a wild gray wolf.
Democratic Aurora state Rep. John Buckner, who worked as an educator for decades, has died after battling a respiratory illness. He was 67.
Members of law enforcement from around the state are honoring a Colorado State Patrol cadet hit and killed by a driver allegedly fleeing a traffic stop.
A goodbye party was held on Thursday for the Englewood Fire Department, which will no longer exist by Sunday.
The graduating seniors of Lake County High School in Leadville got some very good news on graduation day.
The American Civil Liberties filed the lawsuit against "Big League Haircuts" on behalf of Ashley Provino in 2013.
A low flying plane may have caused damage to cars and left debris on Interstate 70 in De Beque.
Top tennis courts in Denver will start getting packed now that the warm weather is here again.
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.
