Microbead Ban Nears Final Approval In Colorado
A ban on tiny plastic particles from soaps and cosmetic products is nearing final approval in the Colorado Legislature.
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A ban on tiny plastic particles from soaps and cosmetic products is nearing final approval in the Colorado Legislature.
Frontier Airlines has confirmed that it won't be resuming service at the Sioux City airport.
An Arapahoe County man who pleaded guilty to having thousands of photos and videos of child pornography was sentenced to 4 years in prison on Monday.
Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park will have a new attraction for the upcoming season.
Authorities say two people were killed when a sedan and a pickup were struck by a sport-utility vehicle in Aurora.
A crash involving five cars snarled traffic at Interstate 70 and Havana Street for hours.
A Carbondale mother now admits she tried to poison her children.
Reports from Capracotta, about 3 hours east of Rome, say 100.8 inches of snow fell in roughly 18 hours.
Police in Fort Collins are looking for a driver in a hit and run that sent a 16-year-old boy to the hospital.
The police officer who shot and killed a career criminal who cut off his ankle tracking monitor has retained a lawyer and has not yet told his full story.
Colorado Democrats appear to have changed their minds on giving the state's health insurance exchange its deepest review yet.
The Denver Police Department has fired a veteran officer for what it terms inappropriate force against a female prisoner in a police department holding cell last July.
Social media is buzzing with complaints about Beneful dog food. A federal lawsuit has been filed claiming Beneful killed a dog. Industry and state officials along with some veterinarians are reassuring consumers that Beneful and other pets foods are safe for furry friends.
New school assessment tests are going on this week across Colorado, but some families are opting out of the tests.
Colorado Republicans advanced one of their last efforts to repeal recent gun control laws Monday, approving a bill to undo a 15-round limit on ammunition magazines even though it faces certain death in the Democrat-controlled House.
