Firefighting Plane Proposal Clears Colorado Hurdle
A $21 million plan for Colorado to buy an aerial firefighting fleet designed to spot and attack wildfires faster has won initial approval in the Senate.
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A $21 million plan for Colorado to buy an aerial firefighting fleet designed to spot and attack wildfires faster has won initial approval in the Senate.
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb is expected to stay the night at a Denver hospital out of precaution.
A third candidate has entered Colorado's already heated Senate race-- Dr. Steve Shogan, an Independent candidate.
Police in Broomfield are searching for a couple wanted for stealing from the Macy's at Flatiron Crossing.
Two women accused in connection with separate hit-and-run incidents that occurred last week have been formally charged.
A woman jailed for 49 days before forgery charges against her were dismissed is suing the city of Greeley, its police department and a police officer for false arrest and imprisonment, The Tribune reported Thursday.
The federal government has reluctantly agreed to let Colorado be the first state to collect taxes from the legal sale of recreational marijuana, but it also has made clear it doesn't agree with the move and may try to stop it, if isn't tightly controlled.
More rain and snow could change the spring flood outlook in areas hardest hit by flooding last September.
The man wanted in connection with an attack in Longmont has been arrested in Westminster after police spent nearly two days searching for him.
Good news for all those who walk to get exercise or safe energy-- Denver is getting kudos for being a "Walk Friendly Community" for its walkability and pedestrian safety.
Police in Monte Vista arrested a man in the shooting death of his wife after he allegedly called 911 and said she had shot herself in the head.
One person was hurt in a rollover crash on Interstate 225 during the morning commute.
A Loveland man has been arrested for allegedly assaulting an officer and resisting arrest in connection with a confrontation.
The Public Service Commission has sent warnings to two ridesharing companies that they need the commission's permission to offer services in Nebraska.
A woman and her two dogs escaped from their burning home in Aurora in an early morning house fire.
