Colorado Wants To Capture Every Legal Drop Of State's Snowmelt
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper rolled out a first-of-its kind water plan Wednesday, a draft plan to address the state's projected future water shortage.
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Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper rolled out a first-of-its kind water plan Wednesday, a draft plan to address the state's projected future water shortage.
A Highlands Ranch man says he is taking extreme measures to deter thieves who have been stealing packages outside homes during the holiday season.
Colorado marked its second anniversary Wednesday of allowing recreational marijuana for adults over 21.
A man has been shot and a gunman is on the run in Wheat Ridge.
During the holidays, take things easy, communicate with one another and enjoy the festivity that's all around you.
The town council in Granby is deciding Tuesday night whether it will continue to block a retail marijuana entrepreneur from opening a pot shop in the mountain town
City Year Denver, a nonprofit that helps underserved public school students in Denver, hopes an annual giving day in Colorado will help fund its efforts and increase its profile.
Billionaire investor Philip Anschutz is exploring the possibility of resurrecting the Rocky Mountain News, a daily newspaper in Denver that was shuttered in 2009 after nearly 150 years in operation.
A woman was seriously injured and hospitalized after a car struck her in an alley in northeast Denver on Tuesday night.
On Tuesday, a day that a bank robber's heist in Jefferson County forced the lockdown of three nearby schools, the FBI released its list of top 10 bank thieves along Colorado's Front Range.
CU police suspect a man committed unwelcomed sexual advances toward three female students at the University of Colorado recently and attempted to fondle one of them.
A Fort Collins store, appropriately and obviously called Ugly Christmas Sweaters, opened in November with 4,000 items. They're selling well.
The first clue it was a scam was the caller's sense of humor. "We know government has no sense of humor," Tom Logan said.
Election officials tallied votes in Breckenridge on Tuesday night to determine whether the mountain town will allow marijuana shops in its tourist-heavy downtown areas.
