Undercover Denver Police Cite 10 In Pot Club Stings
Denver police cited 10 people in two separate raids on Denver pot clubs packed with visitors for the 4/20 marijuana celebrations.
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Denver police cited 10 people in two separate raids on Denver pot clubs packed with visitors for the 4/20 marijuana celebrations.
A convicted rapist who was found guilty of trying to kill his victim before she could testify against him was sentenced to more prison time on Monday.
The North Metro Drug Task Force is making sure children know that there are dangers associated with marijuana, and used the unofficial pot holiday of 4/20 to deliver the message.
The Denver City Council will hear from the public about changes to the Denver Zoo Monday evening.
The Colorado Health Foundation is giving almost $2 million to the Children's Museum of Denver.
Two men were arrested Monday morning after police say the driver tried to run over an Auraria Campus officer with the car they were in.
Two people injured when a tour bus carrying Brooklyn-based performer Twin Shadow crashed into a tractor-trailer in Aurora remain in serious condition.
Colorado Republicans are joining GOP colleagues in other Western states trying to exert more control over federal lands.
Colorado lawmakers advanced a measure that would make it a felony to use explosive gases to make hash oil at home.
A bill to give the public more information about rapes, assaults and other crimes at the state's youth detention facilities has won unanimous initial approval in the Colorado Senate.
Trucks and cars piled into one another in dense fog on Interstate 80 in southeast Wyoming, resulting in a fiery chain-reaction crash that killed one person and injured 16 others Monday.
Colorado citizens would have a harder time adding laws to the state constitution with a pair of proposals legislators are considering this week.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development says it will spend nearly $616,000 in rental assistance to help homeless veterans in Colorado find homes.
Country music star Willie Nelson announced plans Monday to roll out his own brand of marijuana, capitalizing on his association with pot and the unofficial stoner holiday, 4/20.
Classes are canceled at Columbine High School to mark the 16th anniversary of the shootings that killed twelve students and a teacher.
