Man Faces Sentencing For Crash That Killed Deputy
An 83-year-old man who was involved in a traffic crash that killed a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy is facing sentencing Friday.
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An 83-year-old man who was involved in a traffic crash that killed a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy is facing sentencing Friday.
There are books about cooking with herbs. And then there are books about cooking with herb.
Movie directors, film lovers and a handful of stars are gathered in southwestern Colorado for the 41st annual Telluride Film Festival.
A former Boulder police officer convicted of killing a treasured bull elk will not spend more time in jail.
A dentist is opening his doors to help Coloradans in need who can't afford dental care.
Police in Fort Collins are searching for a driver who hit a man on bicycle and then left the scene.
A list of possible targets for al Qaeda includes the Air Force Academy for a possible attack known as a "lone wolf."
A northern Colorado man is recovering after accidentally shooting himself on the way to a sporting goods store to trade in his handgun.
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The nearly 500 pounds of pot seized from U.S. mail in 2013 is likely is small percentage of what's actually shipped throughout the United States, a drug task force said.
The Town of Crested Butte decided to allow the "Whatever" Budweiser festival to take over the town next weekend despite some strong opposition from residents.
More than 60,000 children have crossed into the U.S. border by themselves and now the immigration crisis is reaching Colorado. Many of those children are being processed through the immigration court system in Denver.
The ballots have been counted and Castle Rock voters have decided to allow firearms to be carried openly in town buildings and parks.
Retail pot shops will soon be opening in Colorado's third-largest city. Aurora issued 21 retail licenses on Thursday, nine months after the first retail pot shops opened in Colorado.
