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A man who became disoriented while snowshoeing in Rocky Mountain National Park is safe after he was rescued by a search team that had been following his tracks.
A Colorado judge on Thursday denied a Saudi man's request to return to his home country to complete his prison term for sexually abusing his Indonesian housekeeper and keeping her as a virtual slave.
Authorities have identified a 19-year-old man who was shot to death New Year's Day in Colorado Springs.
Officials say enrollment in Colorado's health insurance exchange and expanded Medicaid programs topped 138,000 people between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31.
A Colorado man pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal felony charge of conspiring to smuggle fossils from China into the United States. He also agreed to forfeit any claim to a Tyrannosaurus skull that likely will be heading back home to Mongolia.
One of the country's largest producers of ammunition magazines for guns is leaving Colorado and moving operations to Wyoming and Texas because of new state laws that include restrictions on how many cartridges a magazine can hold.
Colorado's gun control debate is moving out of the state Capitol and straight to voters.
Police in Thornton and Denver were involved in an early morning shooting that left a suspect dead after a chase through both cities.
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The Wyoming Highway Patrol says its troopers will be on the watch for anyone bringing marijuana from Colorado across the state line.
Police in Boulder have arrested a man they believe is responsible for a string of robberies in the city and in Boulder County.
A teacher in Fruita who also coached tennis has been arrested after allegedly asking students to send him nude photos.
The second day of the nation's first fully legal marijuana industry was just a bit less frenzied than the first. Rather than hundred-deep lines outside the limited number of licensed retail shops, the queues held several dozen.
Federal prosecutors are asking for a lengthy prison sentence for a Pennsylvania woman who called herself "Jihad Jane" online.
