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A Colorado judge Wednesday ordered the release of the 1999 grand jury indictment in the killing of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey, possibly shedding light on why prosecutors decided against charging her parents in her death.
Dignitaries from three nations sniffed marijuana, walked through greenhouses full of tagged marijuana plants and learned about video pot surveillance on a three-day Weed 101 tour in Colorado, which has a regulated marijuana market and is planning to expand sales to all adults in a few weeks.
A drawing of a game involving a serial killer and a maze was found in the apartment of Colorado theater shooting defendant James Holmes, a police detective testified Wednesday.
The Berthoud police officer at the center of a probe that led to the town's chief of police being put on leave has been arrested.
Tests showed the blood alcohol level of a school bus driver who was arrested while driving more than 30 students was close to three times the legal limit.
The father of a young man believed to be shot and killed for his pizza delivery uniform reacts to the plea given by the woman who bought the gun.
The wife of a man who was among those who died in the cantaloupe listeria outbreak in 2011 wants a harsh punishment for the two brothers who pleaded guilty in federal court this week.
A major exhibition is coming to the Denver Botanic Gardens next summer.
Ski areas are sending out a reminder to skiers who like to smoke marijuana: Colorado's new pot laws do not apply on the slopes.
Some homeowners in unincorporated Boulder County whose homes were damaged during the historic flooding in September may not be able to rebuild.
The only person to face a charge in the killing of Colorado's prisons chief has pleaded guilty to providing the firearm to a white supremacist gang member suspected in the slaying.
Vegetarians rejoice, there are several amazing meatless burger options at many wonderful restaurants in Denver. Take a look at these great veggie burger choices.
Douglas County Deputy Clerk and Recorder Mike Acree admits he contacted the Elbert County Sheriff about a speeding ticket received by one of Acree's subordinates, but Acree says he was not trying to act unethically.
The fifth and final suspect has been arrested in the brutal beating and robbery of a man last month that was caught on videotape at an RTD light rail station at 30th and Downing.
The Denver Police Protective Association, which represents most of Denver's nearly 1,500 police officers, has issued an advisory to its members to not leak information to reporters.
