Colorado Oil, Gas Regulators Discuss Flood Damage
Oil and gas regulators are discussing whether to create new rules after more than a dozen spills of petroleum products were blamed on major flooding last September.
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Oil and gas regulators are discussing whether to create new rules after more than a dozen spills of petroleum products were blamed on major flooding last September.
Federal wildlife managers deny that a mouse protected by the Endangered Species Act is holding up flood recovery projects in Colorado after congressman Cory Gardner expressed concerns about possible delays.
Police are sending out a warning for drivers not to leave cars running unattended in the bitterly cold conditions in Colorado this week.
Crews with Denver Water were out working in the below freezing overnight temps trying to fix a broken water main.
Broncos fans may still be feeling down about the loss in the Super Bowl, but Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock is trying to brighten the mood.
This year's attempt to block Colorado youths from tanning beds is up for its first vote in the Legislature.
A judge ruled this week that a funeral director will spend 12 years behind bars for selling fake funeral arrangements to 14 elderly victims.
Don't let the frosty winter temperatures keep you indoors. Strike out on a bowling adventure at one of Denver's top alleys.
Denver police would like the public's help identifying and locating a man they say was involved in a kidnapping and sexual assault.
A device is making its way into schools to hide the smell and smoke of marijuana. Students are using vapor pens, and they're using them in classrooms.
Since the temperatures plummeted firefighters have been busier than ever putting out fires around the Denver metro area.
There is so much snow piling up in the mountains real safety concerns are mounting and some communities are starting to wonder about what happens when they get more?
Students at a school in Denver had to be evacuated and then sent home early after a mysterious odor filled part of the building on Wednesday.
Right now 18 is the magic age for gambling and buying tobacco, but the age to buy cigarettes could soon change in Colorado.
Hundreds of people were told to evacuate their homes in Jefferson County Wednesday evening.
