Glenwood Canyon Bike Path Opens For Season
Transportation officials have opened the Glenwood Canyon bike path for the season.
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Transportation officials have opened the Glenwood Canyon bike path for the season.
The search for a father and son who went hiking and are now missing near Echo Lake resumed Monday morning.
Emergency crews responded to Jefferson County Open School Monday afternoon after 30 students and one adult experienced an allergic reaction to a mysterious toxin.
Police in Aurora have released the identity of a man they say was a passenger in a speeding car and pulled the emergency brake, causing the car to crash and seriously injuring both occupants.
A proposal to expand the duty of mental health professionals in Colorado to report threats has been signed into law.
Sen. Mark Udall's campaign is reporting it raised $2 million in the first three months of the year for the Democrat's newly competitive re-election effort.
A Denver city councilman is behind a controversial plan that's in the works to ban alcohol from Washington Park.
The FBI and metro area law enforcement agencies would like the public's help identifying a suspect in at least four bank robberies.
A Colorado State University health researcher has received a NASA grant for a radiation study in which the subjects will be one twin in space and his brother back on Earth.
Colorado's uncertain marijuana market has prompted the governor to ratchet back his projection of how much tax the newly legal drug could produce.
The Teller County Regional Animal Shelter's chief operating officer knows she's not supposed to have favorites, but she wants soulful-eyed blood hound Pa Kettle to be mayor.
A 30-year-old rock climber is in the hospital and is expected to recover after he was struck by a falling chunk of sandstone over the weekend.
Auto insurers factor in a motorist's education level and occupation when calculating policy rates, a consumer watchdog group recently reported.
In the past few years, some of the biggest car rental companies have added the finest cars money can buy to their fleets.
Members of a Senate subcommittee accused General Motors of trying to cover up problems with an ignition switch that is now tied to 13 deaths.
