House Passes Colorado Budget With GOP Opposition
The Colorado House passed a $23 billion budget that increases funding to schools, colleges, and the state's savings for a rainy day.
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The Colorado House passed a $23 billion budget that increases funding to schools, colleges, and the state's savings for a rainy day.
A shooting in Thornton left two people injured. Police believe a dispute over dumping led to the shooting.
A wildfire bill aimed at reducing fire risks has been shelved in the Colorado Legislature.
The man accused of running a multi-million dollar ponzi scheme in Colorado called his elaborate scam "Operation 44 Magnum." Investigators claim he ripped off dozens of investors across the nation and in other countries.
Colorado is sending National Guard members to help in the response to the mudslide in Washington.
A Charlotte, N.C. man is dead after a skiing accident at Colorado's Keystone resort.
Potholes are a big problem for drivers and street repair crews in Loveland this spring, even bigger than previous years.
A church pastor has been accused of sexually assaulting a young member of his congregation. The girl claims it's happened dozens of times starting when she was just 13 years old.
Colorado's Health Department is holding a marijuana town hall Friday to gauge opinions on closing a legal loophole for medical marijuana caregivers.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is visiting Grand Junction for a luncheon with a western Colorado advocacy group.
From classes to parties, there are a lot of ways for kids to enjoy painting pottery in Denver. Here are some great classes for your kids to learn a new creative skill.
It may still feel cold enough outside to lose a few of your non-essential extremities to frostbite, but spring fashion waits for no one.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the number of children reported with autism continues to increase.
Boulder's park department has been asked to investigate whether DNA from dog waste could be used to track down people who don't clean up after their pets.
Authorities have recovered the bodies of five people from Alabama who were killed when a single-engine plane crashed into a southwestern Colorado reservoir.
