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The Eightmile Fire near Canon City is a reminder of just how quickly things can change in Colorado. After weeks of heavy rain, hot dry weather is raising the chances of fire danger.
A new mobile app can get anyone with a smartphone involved in the search for a hit-and-run driver.
A $500,000 nationwide warrant has been issued for man accused of attempted murder in Pueblo County.
With Union Station's big re-opening later this summer, construction crews have uncovered some old treasures. Some of the items are from the year 1900 or earlier.
The university Board of Regents approved a new College of Media, Communication, and Information at the University of Colorado.
A wildfire sparked by lightning on Monday near Canon City has charred about 500 acres, prompting a pre-evacuation notice and requests for more firefighters.
Summer's golden sunshine has arrived and this season is the perfect time to soak up Vitamin D by sunbathing. The Mile High City offers a fabulous variety of parks in which to explore nature and the great outdoors.
Police officers in Denver welcomed 43 new members to their ranks on Friday.
Many builders in Colorado support immigration reform because the industry is facing a serious labor shortage.
A wildfire sparked by lightning on Monday near Canon City has grown to about 700 acres, prompting requests for more firefighters.
Colorado Senators Mark Udall and Michael Bennet have launched a renewed push for immigration reform.
The discovery of human remains in Vail has put a construction project on hold and launched an investigation into the mystery of how the remains got there-- and who they belong to.
General Motors extended its record-breaking string of safety problems, announcing three more recalls, including a large one involving its top-selling vehicle.
The commission investigating seismic activity near wastewater disposal sites in Weld County met Friday afternoon to discuss developments since it ordered an injection well temporarily shut down.
The 2014 electoral map makes it unlikely Republicans will pay an immediate political price for the recent death of an immigration overhaul bill, except in one key, perennial swing state: Colorado.
