Dog's Confrontation With Mountain Lion Caught On Camera
A Denver man says his dog will be on a leash on all mountain hikes moving forward after a scary encounter with a mountain lion in the Mount Evans Wilderness on Sunday.
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A Denver man says his dog will be on a leash on all mountain hikes moving forward after a scary encounter with a mountain lion in the Mount Evans Wilderness on Sunday.
Police are looking for a man convicted of having sex with three of his female students in Arapahoe County.
Police say a woman from Englewood confessed to beating a man to death with a baseball bat.
Stimulus funds aimed at jump starting the economy paid for about 4,000 trees in Denver, with many ending up at million dollar homes in Denver's priciest neighborhoods where residents can afford to buy their own.
More than 3,000 marijuana plants at an estimated worth of $8.4 million have been removed from an illegal growing site in the White River National Forest, according to U.S. Forest Service.
In an aircraft salvage yard in northeast Denver a military pilot's story has recently been pieced together.
Thousands of people in Jefferson County will have their power turned off as crews repair the electric system.
Eight people are confirmed dead in the floods and only one person is still missing. Authorities believe Patricia Goodwine died when the high water rushed down the Big Thompson Canyon.
A Lyons mother who went into labor in the middle of the flood says it was a life and death race to escape for her and her baby.
Some of the financial relief is already running out for many flood victims, so the American Red Cross has opened a new shelter in Denver for dozens flooded out of their homes in Aurora.
Police in Fort Collins have issued a warning after they say a man exposed himself to two teenage girls.
A member of the Colorado Army National Guard has been killed in Afghanistan.
More spills are emerging from a Colorado oil patch ravaged by flooding as soggy conditions continue to hamper attempts to inspect the damage.
Federal researchers have been working on a system to measure and predict the destructiveness of wildfires - similar to the way officials use the magnitude scale for earthquakes and other tools to rate and evaluate tornadoes and hurricanes.
The storms that raged through the Rocky Mountain foothills instantly remade the landscape and disrupted thousands of lives. They may have also changed the character of the funky mountain hamlets that dot the Front Range.
