Spring Melt Could Be Devastating As Flooding Has Changed Landscape
All the snow this winter is good news for Colorado's water supply, but the spring melt could be devastating for some already flood-ravaged communities.
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All the snow this winter is good news for Colorado's water supply, but the spring melt could be devastating for some already flood-ravaged communities.
The car belonging to a missing man has been found but the Lafayette man remains missing.
The marijuana industry breathed a sigh of relief Friday after federal banking regulators issued long-awaited permission for them to access basic banking services.
Bars could bars stay open past 2 a.m. under a bill moving forward in the Colorado House.
Police in Texas have released a statement saying a Denver woman who was missing for weeks and was found dead on Thursday killed herself.
A home health care worker has pleaded guilty to stealing from her elderly patients.
Recent blasts of winter in the mountains have stranded motorists and the Colorado Department of Transportation used something many might not have heard of to bail dozens of cars out of drifts.
The head of Colorado's wildlife department has been cited for trespassing while hunting.
The U.S. Forest Service says an outbreak of spruce beetles is spreading at an accelerating rate across hundreds of square miles of new forest in Colorado.
Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey has decided an officer-involved shooting that left a suspect in a hostage situation dead was justified.
There was guilty plea Friday in a cold case of a kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman in 2000.
A couple accused of keeping a place of prostitution and human trafficking has been formally charged.
The Colorado Department of Transportation will be closing 6th Avenue over the weekend from Interstate 25 to Sheridan Boulevard to work on bridges.
A woman charged with kidnapping her half sister's newborn from Wisconsin wants to "express concern" for her sister, saying she hopes she is recovering from the family's hardship, her defense attorney said Friday.
The Colorado Economic Commission has granted an Academy Award-winning director from Denver more than $94,000 for a documentary about Evel Knievel.
