Colorado State Fair Opens With Divisive Sideshow
The Colorado State Fair opens Friday — with a carnival sideshow that has been shut down in one Colorado county after parents complained.
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The Colorado State Fair opens Friday — with a carnival sideshow that has been shut down in one Colorado county after parents complained.
Police in Aurora are asking for the public's help in finding the two men who robbed a Mexican restaurant earlier this summer.
Enjoy the last few days of summer before the kids head back to school. Take a day trip to some of these fun spots on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
Enhance a romantic getaway by staying at one of the most romantic hotels in the Napa Valley area.
The artist Christo took a rafting trip down the Arkansas River, the same location he has planned to make the centerpiece for his next art project.
A local organization is focusing on helping those who need help get back on their feet-- by relying on themselves.
Injured Olympic swimmer Amy Van Dyken-Rouen has posted videos on social media of herself taking steps with the help of a walker and a bionic exoskeleton device.
Identity theft is the most common crime in America right now, and victims say it causes a web of finance trouble that takes years to resolve.
Voters in Colorado will decide in November if genetically-modified food should have special labeling.
Vandals broke into a home that was under construction and caused a lot of damage. Now police want to find out who did it.
The suspected driver who led Adams County deputies on a wild high-speed chase on Sunday that left two deputies injured has been officially charged with several counts, including vehicular assault and possession of a controlled substance.
Thornton authorities say a June house explosion was an act of suicide.
The director of the FBI visited Colorado this week and detailed how the terror organization ISIS is recruiting Americans to take up their cause.
Some customers of The UPS Store locations in Colorado may have had their credit and debit card information exposed by a computer virus found on systems at 51 stores in 24 states.
An infectious disease specialist at the University of Colorado Hospital said those protective space suits doctors are wearing among some Ebola-infected patients won't be seen in their hallways.
