National Work Zone Memorial To Be Displayed At CDOT Headquarters
The American Traffic Safety Services Foundation's National Work Zone Memorial is coming back to Colorado for the first time since 2004.
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The American Traffic Safety Services Foundation's National Work Zone Memorial is coming back to Colorado for the first time since 2004.
Republican delegates on Friday placed State Sen Scott Renfroe and Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck on the primary ballot to replace Rep. Cory Gardner, who is stepping down from his House seat.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill Friday to broaden the definition of tobacco products that are off-limits to minors.
A man accused of hitting a police car and crashing into an auto dealership while high on paint fumes faces charges of driving under the influence.
A mother accused of telling her 6-year-old son he had cancer was back in court Friday morning.
Colorado's largest school district sees teaching potential among immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally when they were children.
Seven Republicans are vying for the right to challenge Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper this fall, including two former congressmen and the secretary of state.
The Colorado Court of Appeals has reversed the dismissal of criminal charges against a developer in connection with a U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters deal.
The Denver district attorney's office says a man has been convicted of sexually assaulting a woman after a DNA sample taken when he was arrested on other charges more than a decade later linked him to the attack.
There are three different construction projects going on this weekend that drivers in the Denver metro area should be aware of.
The public comment period on a proposal to list yellow-billed cuckoos as a threatened species has been extended again as a result of the government shutdown last fall.
The Denver Police Department is considering a new policy restricting officers' tattoos and body art, according to a survey sent out to all officers this week.
A young woman's death in Evans was first ruled a suicide, but now the case has been reopened and her parents believe her husband killed her.
Police in Longmont are trying to figure out who bought alcohol for a teenager who got so drunk she almost died.
Investigators from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Department of Labor and Employment, Colorado Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service believe they have uncovered a complex scheme that successfully scammed the government.
