Repairing, Replacing Denver's Aging Water Mains A Constant Effort
Two high-profile water main breaks in the last two weeks highlighted Denver's always-aging water infrastructure.
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Two high-profile water main breaks in the last two weeks highlighted Denver's always-aging water infrastructure.
Two people from Colorado face charges in connection to the discovery of nearly 100 pounds of marijuana in a car in Nebraska.
Denver police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting near City Park as 49-year-old Philip Lucero.
The Denver City Council will vote Monday evening on a bill aimed at increasing affordable housing to help some families stay in the city.
Gov. John Hickenlooper suggested in a yet-unaired CNN interview that he could permanently end the death sentence of a multiple murderer on death row.
The president of the Colorado Springs branch of the NAACP were among the thousands of people who turned out to say goodbye to Michael Brown on Monday.
Crime analysts testified Monday about how they matched fingerprint evidence in the Colorado theater shooting investigation but provided little new information about the 2012 massacre that left 12 people dead and 70 wounded.
Colorado prison officials waited nearly a year and a half to report the death of a mentally ill inmate to health officials, delaying an outside review into policies and procedures that may have led to the death.
A motorcyclist died in an early-morning accident involving two pickup trucks in Aurora.
Students went back to class on Monday at Denver Public Schools - meaning most of the major districts in the state are now back in session.
Police in Denver are asking for the public's help finding a car that was stolen during an early morning house burglary in which the victim fired shots at the suspects.
Democrats are hoping young voters will help them get the edge in Colorado's congressional races, some of the most competitive in the nation.
Nederland's town marshal says he is resigning after just six months because he can't adjust to the altitude.
A federal appeals court in Denver is suggesting that a partisan impasse in Congress may prevent Kansas and Arizona from getting federal elections officials to help them impose proof-of-citizenship requirements on voter registration forms.
