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Rep. Jared Polis, D-Boulder, praised the "poise and grace" of the children entering the United States across the Mexico border, just as Denver is considering seeking federal grants to care for them.
Despite temperatures expected to top 90 degrees across Colorado, some kids are hitting the slopes for summer camp.
A former youth pastor was sentenced to two years in jail and 10 years of sex offender probation on Friday.
A federal appeals court ruling Friday that Oklahoma's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional spurred celebration among gay rights activists but sparked sharp anger among Republican leaders in a conservative state that prides itself on being the buckle of the nation's Bible Belt.
The lightning forecast product is currently available online for those planning outdoor activities in eastern Utah and western Colorado.
A lawsuit that accused Oprah Winfrey of blocking access to hiking trails near Telluride has been dismissed.
Five months after thieves stole $100,000 worth of ammunition, two suspects have been arrested.
Colorado has been fortunate this year with little in the way of major wildfires, but we're still feeling some impact from fires elsewhere.
Colorado's Supreme Court is ordering an end to gay marriages while the state's ban against the unions remains in place.
A judge handed down a stiff sentence in what started as an incident between two teens in Adams County.
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A double punch from Mother Nature that included a late season freeze and damaging hail storms has limited this year's crop of Rocky Ford Cantaloupes.
State same-sex marriage bans have been falling around the country since June 2013, when the nation's highest court ordered the federal government to recognize state-sanctioned gay marriages. The remaining state bans all face legal challenges to overturn them.
The man accused of crashing his SUV into an optics business and injuring himself and four others has been formally advised of the charges against him.
Denver officials say they're considering offering to take care of some of the immigrant children who have overwhelmed border facilities in recent months.
