FEMA, Longmont Contradictions Leave Some Residents In Limbo
People in some neighborhoods are still trying to start the rebuilding process, and for one in Longmont, residents are stuck in limbo.
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People in some neighborhoods are still trying to start the rebuilding process, and for one in Longmont, residents are stuck in limbo.
Academic freedom is the hallmark of any university, but maybe no place in country has gone as far to protect as the University of Colorado, the first public university to ban discrimination based on political philosophy and affiliation.
A Denver City Council committee is talking about changing the city's odors laws weeks before recreational marijuana is to become legal and go on sale.
Aaron Gregory Lucas, a soldier at Fort Carson, was arrested for crimes over the past two years in Fountain and Colorado Springs. HE blamed his twin brother on attacks on children but has now pleaded guilty.
People forced from their homes by arson a month ago in Arapahoe County are still locked out. They can't even go home to collect their personal items and renters there blame the management company.
A judge on Tuesday ruled a man accused of snatching a little girl from her Aurora home will stand trial for the crime.
A Denver federal judge ruled that Colorado sheriffs suing the state over new firearm restrictions don't have standing to proceed with the case as a group.
Denver's airport is busy with holiday travelers but storms on the East Coast aren't causing significant disruptions.
A man awaiting trial in the 1996 murder of a Denver woman has died in custody from pneumonia and other health complications.
A Colombian national arrested in Colorado after raids on medical marijuana operations is returning to court on a weapons charge.
A former pilot for the Drug Enforcement Administration has been sentenced to probation and ordered to pay restitution for lying about the number of missions he flew while working for the DEA.
For a few precious hours every Saturday night, Jamestown, in the foothills of the Rockies, looks more like it did before the floods.
A trip to Aspen during peak ski season is going to set you back some cash. But even those who can afford the posh Colorado mountain town will enjoy checking out what's free, from high-altitude adventures to creature comforts.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Department would like the public's help identifying three men suspected of credit card fraud.
Denver prosecutors have filed felony charges against a Thornton man who confessed to stealing bags from Denver International Airport baggage carousels, including one bag belonging to famed rock star Peter Frampton.
