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A jury was seated Tuesday in the death penalty trial of Colorado theater shooter James Holmes after a selection process that experts say was among the largest and most complicated in U.S. history.
Investigators say two Loveland police officers are not to blame after a suspect they were struggling with pulled a gun and fatally shot himself.
A bill that would force people to submit to Colorado's DNA database -- even for some misdemeanors -- is being heard at the state Capitol
A trial date is now set for two men accused of attacking a friend with a machete.
A nationwide property tracker says Denver is expected to have the highest increase in rent than any other city in America.
A long-anticipated Colorado bill inspired by the case of a woman accused of cutting open the belly of a pregnant woman and removing her unborn baby girl has been introduced in the state Senate.
University of Colorado Denver's all-women a cappella group claimed first place at the Boston Sings (BOSS) Scholastic Competition.
For people who are buying homes along the Front Range the search is now even more difficult because one of the biggest home listing sites no longer has the most up-to-date information.
A visitor favorite exhibit is returning to the Denver Art Museum after a long hiatus.
Rental companies at Denver International Airport have some new competition. Now some travelers are renting out their vehicles already parked while they're on a trip.
The Regional Transportation District's big expansion project is causing headaches for a neighborhood in Aurora.
The 213 Fire burning on about 60 acres of Southern Ute tribal land on both sides of the Animas River was about 60 percent contained on Tuesday.
Investigators don't believe a dead man found with serious burns in the backyard of a Littleton home was the result of a crime.
The TSA and City of Denver on Tuesday refused to release videotape of a TSA screener groping a male passenger for the screener's sexual gratification.
