Victim Of Auto-Pedestrian Crash In Aurora Dies From Injuries
A pedestrian who was struck after two vehicles crashed has died from his injuries.
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A pedestrian who was struck after two vehicles crashed has died from his injuries.
According to police, just after midnight on New Year's Day officers were flagged down by two victims who said they were robbed at gunpoint in the Five Points neighborhood.
Police in Denver are investigating how an infant died while staying at a homeless shelter.
Federal authorities have accused a Colorado man and a guide from Oregon of illegally capturing and maiming mountain lions and bobcats as part of a scheme to make hunting the cats easier for their clients.
Federal officials are wrapping up their field investigation into the fatal private jet crash in Aspen, Colo.
A former Fort Carson soldier has been sentenced to 32 years in prison after pleading guilty in the death of his 10-month-old stepson.
Police are searching for a group of men with guns that held a family hostage in their own home.
A routine traffic stop turned into an hour and a half standoff at a Colorado Springs intersection early Wednesday.
Proposals providing tax relief for people who lost their properties during the September floods and incentives for wildfire mitigation are among the first bills of the Colorado legislative session.
Federal agents have apprehended a fugitive near San Antonio two years after he left a shoe behind while allegedly trying to storm a Colorado home with others.
An outdoor smoking ban in Boulder would mean no smoking on the city's municipal campus downtown.
Real estate agents are hoping to capitalize on Colorado's marijuana industry-- selling homes to out-of-state buyers trying to move to the state for retail pot sales.
Snowmaking is underway to try to get the Ruby Hill Rail Yard open by this weekend.
A Colorado father is fighting to save the life of a man who killed his son.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is asking Broncos fans to show their team spirit by wearing orange on Friday.
