Testing, Police, Pot To Dominate Legislature's Final Days
Colorado lawmakers face a chaotic three-day stretch of work before adjourning for the year Wednesday.
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Colorado lawmakers face a chaotic three-day stretch of work before adjourning for the year Wednesday.
The contractors who will build Colorado State University's new on-campus football stadium have guaranteed that it won't cost the university more than $220 million.
What is being called a "spoofed" call led SWAT officers to a community college campus in Greeley on Saturday morning.
People who live in one northeast Denver neighborhood are fighting back after a spike in burglaries and home break-ins.
A metal structure fell on two people at the Cinco de Mayo festival in Civic Center Park on Saturday afternoon.
More than 10,000 people filled City Park in Denver to walk to help find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis for Walk MS on Saturday morning.
A mother was stabbed by her 11-year-old son before he somehow fell out a third-story window.
Police in Boulder are investigating a suspicious incident which involved a young girl.
Cirque du Soleil is exploring both the weird and the wonderful in its latest show "Kurios" coming to Denver next month.
Lawmakers pulled a confusing move over body cameras on Friday. A state Senate committee killed a bill that could provide more cameras but then immediately had a change of heart.
On the eve of the first round of Common Core testing, the Colorado State Board of Education declared its support for parents' right to choose to keep their children from being assessed.
Police in Aurora are searching for a man who robbed a Dairy Queen with a handgun.
A homecoming ceremony is being held Saturday for more than 50 soldiers from Kuwait.
