Meetings Seek Input On Denver Sheriff Reforms
Public safety officials are holding the first of four community meetings to discuss reforms to the troubled Denver sheriff's department.
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Public safety officials are holding the first of four community meetings to discuss reforms to the troubled Denver sheriff's department.
A Colorado U.S. Senate race that can decide control of the chamber in November will be in the spotlight Saturday as incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and Republican U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner meet for their first debate.
Colorado has all of the professional sports team representation that a state could have. Fall is a perfect time to enjoy sporting events live, as the temperatures cool and excitement heats up.
Students at one Denver high school now have easier access to health care.
School meals served now are likely unrecognizable to parents. Although the staples -- pizza, hamburgers, chicken nuggets -- remain, they're joined by chorizo quesadillas, harvest sweet potato bakes and Asian crispy chicken bowls, just to name a few.
Police in Fort Collins are searching for a man accused of peeping into women's windows and the burglarizing some of their homes.
Whatever-- Bud Light has taken over Crested Butte but the festival has failed to capture the approval of locals.
Another human case of tularemia, or rabbit fever, has surfaced in Colorado.
The City of Denver is considering banning hash oil extraction after the method of making hash has proved dangerous with several explosions and numerous injuries.
It's called human enterovirus 68 and it's responsible for dozens of children across Colorado ending up in the intensive care units of hospitals. It mimics the common cold but within hours those affected are severely ill.
An RTD bus driver arrested for allegedly driving a bus with passengers after drinking is facing a felony charge in addition to DUI charges.
One year after a Colorado woman was nearly stabbed to death by her husband, she made an emotional plea to the judge deciding the man's fate. It was followed by a strong message for victims of domestic violence.
The three people arrested in a demonstration near Denver on Thursday were released from jail on bond.
Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against a young couple accused of killing the man's grandparents so he could get his modest inheritance.
