National Forests Put Sept. Flood Damage At $17M
September flooding caused nearly $17 million in damage to roads, trails, campgrounds and other facilities in the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests in northern Colorado.
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September flooding caused nearly $17 million in damage to roads, trails, campgrounds and other facilities in the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests in northern Colorado.
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So many people lost so much in the floods, so in Evergreen one man is hoping to help just a bit by donating something very special.
The word "queer" appears in the voluntary gender section responses of the applications and the private school in Colorado Springs stands by the wording.
One of the strongest storms in history slammed into the Philippines and the intensity has Coloradans worried about relatives who are visiting or live there.
A service dog that attacked another dog during a visit to the Denver area will be allowed to join an Army veteran.
Police want to find the man who sexually assaulted a woman as she got out of her car on Wednesday.
A 10-year-old is in trouble with police after bringing an Airsoft gun to school and shooting at other students.
A student at the University of Colorado in Boulder is facing animal cruelty charges after admitting he took a baseball bat to a raccoon and beat it to death.
Denver International Airport announced on Thursday that detours will affect an entire terminal.
Authorities say a 5-year-old boy has died after an apartment fire in Colorado Springs.
While the Winter Olympics are still more than three months away, the U.S. Alpine Ski Team has already started training at Copper Mountain.
A program to get books into the hands of 4-year-olds in Colorado hinges on the idea that families serve as a child's most important teachers.
President Barack Obama is apologizing to Americans who are losing their current health insurance plans. Millions of people are getting cancellation notices, including about 250,000 Coloradans.
Police in Fort Collins are using detailed sketches as they try to identify and track down a hit-and-run driver.
