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Oil and gas regulators in Colorado decided on Thursday to drop a lawsuit against the city of Longmont over its voter-approved energy development ban, but said it reserved the right to sue later if necessary.
Police are hunting for a bank robber who pulled his third heist in three months.
More than two decades into her life sentence, a convicted murderer dubbed the "Fatal Attraction Killer" will be released soon to a halfway house in Lakewood.
The mayor's office on Thursday said it's created a supervisory committee to oversee the work of task forces reviewing policy at the beleaguered sheriff's department.
A 17-year-old girl accused of aiding in a wild carjacking spree in Jefferson County in July may have been the suspect's sex-trafficking victim, the Jefferson County District Attorney's office said.
Denver's high-energy and rampant music scene is ever evolving. The EDM community is growing as well and some venues are starting to cater to the growth.
The University of Colorado is expanding south. This fall nursing students will be able to earn their degree in Douglas County. It's an effort to offer classes close to highly populated neighborhoods.
It's one of the biggest concerns in Colorado's highway system -- what if the Eisenhower–Johnson Memorial Tunnels had to be closed and repaired? The state is moving one step closer to making sure that doesn't happen.
A new law took effect on Wednesday designed to combat auto theft. It makes operating a "chop shop" a felony.
Security researchers say a Russian crime ring has pulled off the largest known theft of private Internet information -- an astonishing 1.2 billion usernames and password combinations.
Police in Boulder have issued a warning about a burglary spree. One of the suspects actually spooked people living in the homes in the middle of the night.
Gov. John Hickenlooper admits his donors influenced his decisions.
The mother and her boyfriend have been arrested and are facing charges related to a child abuse investigation where the boy was allegedly kept in a cage outside.
A natural gas leak forced the evacuations of three hotels in Vail Wednesday afternoon.
Gov. John Hickenlooper says legislation should result next year from a commission he's created to study hydraulic fracturing in Colorado.
